Israel approves 238 new homes in east Jerusalem

Israel today approved the construction of 238 homes in Jewish neighbourhoods in east Jerusalem, bringing an end to an unofficial building freeze in the traditionally Arab sector of the city.

Israel today approved the construction of 238 homes in Jewish neighbourhoods in east Jerusalem, bringing an end to an unofficial building freeze in the traditionally Arab sector of the city.

The move threatens to derail peace talks with the Paestinians already stalled over the broader fate of West Bank settlements.

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