After the so-called "Israel Lands Administration" announced its decision to build about 1,300 new settlement units in different areas of the West Bank, many international positions were issued opposing this decision. 

500 international academics, including 200 professors from the United States of America, signed a letter of protest addressed to the administration of the British University of Glasgow stressing the need not to confuse opposition to the "Israeli" occupation of the Palestinian territories with the so-called anti-Semitism.

The Palestinian National Committee for the Boycott of "Israel", the leadership of the boycott movement (BDS), said that Malaysia has won for Palestine and disappointed the hopes of the "Israeli" enemy.

The so-called "Israel Lands Administration" - at the behest of Housing Minister Ze'ev Elkin - offered tenders to build about 1,300 new settlement units in different areas in the West Bank, and the decision was condemned by the Palestinian Authority and Jordan.

The European Union said: "It is appalling to witness a series of violations against Palestinian children by "Israeli' forces.

The Palestinian Return Center in London called on the United Nations Human Rights Council to urgently investigate the recent "Israeli" military aggression that targeted the population and infrastructure in the besieged Gaza Strip, over a period of 11 days, as war crimes.