The UN Human Rights Council has opened its first investigation into Israel’s settlements in the occupied West Bank, sparking an angry response from the Israeli government.
Israel has clashed with the Geneva-based council on several occasions. It has repeatedly accused the body of anti-Israel bias, in particular after the council set up the so-called Goldstone inquiry into alleged war crimes committed by Israel and Palestinian militants during the 2008-09 Gaza war.
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