Nearly 2,000 new housing units are set to be approved in Judea and Samaria, according to the agenda published by the Civil Administration's Planning Department and the Supreme Planning Council. This move is part of a broader policy aimed at expanding Jewish communities in the region, with almost 30,000 units approved since the start of the year. The upcoming meeting is expected to greenlight several projects, reinforcing ongoing construction momentum. Officials emphasize that these developments are a response to challenges to the legitimacy of these communities.