Israel Seizes Land Near Jerusalem Mosque Amid Palestinian Protests

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•On May 29, 2026, Israel introduced an electronic land registration system covering Palestinian properties in the West Bank.
•Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered the army to seize 70 percent of Gaza, expanding military control.
•On May 26, 2026, Israel issued an expropriation order for the Nabi Samuel mosque area, taking control from the Islamic waqf.
•This is the first land seizure for a military base inside a West Bank city since the Oslo Accords were signed.
•Palestinian officials have publicly condemned the land registration system as a tool for annexation and cultural erasure.

What Could Happen If...

▸If Israel proceeds with annexation using the new electronic land registry Palestinian residents may lose legal claims to their land, increasing displacement and heightening tensions in Jerusalem and the West Bank.

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MEMiddle East MonitorIsrael launches electronic system for registering Palestinian land in West Bank ahead of annexation push MEAl Jazeera - All‘Dangerous colonial occupation’: Israel’s digital West Bank land register MEMiddle East EyeIsrael’s Netanyahu orders army to seize 70 percent of Gaza ME+972 MagazineIn first since Oslo, Israel seizing land for army base inside West Bank city

Israel has launched a new electronic system to register Palestinian land in the West Bank as it prepares to annex large areas, including land around the Nabi Samuel mosque. This digital registration aims to formalize Israeli control over Palestinian territories, intensifying Palestinian fears of losing land and cultural heritage. Palestinians warn this move is part of a wider campaign to change Jerusalem's religious character and deepen the conflict.