Expansion of Highway 465 in West Bank Approved by Finance Minister Smotrich
The expansion of Highway 465, aimed at doubling its capacity, has been authorized to enhance connectivity in the West Bank. This project is viewed as a strategic move to strengthen Israeli settlements and infrastructure in the region.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has approved the expansion of Highway 465 in the West Bank, which will double the road's capacity and connect eastern and western settlements within the Mateh Binyamin Regional Council. The project, undertaken in collaboration with the Defense and Transport Ministries, aims to enhance Israeli settlement connectivity and strengthen the presence in the region.
Settlements Neve Tzuf, Ateret, and the newly established Mes'ol will gain access to the highway. This initiative reflects a broader objective to reinforce Israeli claims to the territory and improve quality of life for residents. The move could heighten tensions regarding settlement expansion and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.




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