After Freeze, Settlement Building Booms In Israel -- New York Times
JERUSALEM — In the three months since Israel ended its settlement construction freeze in the West Bank, causing the Palestinians to withdraw from peace talks, a settlement building boom has begun, especially in more remote communities that are least likely to be part of Israel after any two-state peace deal.
This means that if negotiations ever get back on track, there will be thousands more Israeli settlers who will have to relocate into Israel, posing new dilemmas on how to accommodate them while creating a Palestinian state on the land where many of them are living now.
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