Israel plan to accommodate thousands of settlers in Occupied Golan Heights thanks to Trump

Following U.S President Trump signing of a proclamation formally recognizing Israel’s sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights, Israel has prepared a plan which calls for the construction of tens of thousands of settlement units to accommodate 250,000 settlers by 2048 in Syrian Golan.
The details of the plan came one week after US President Donald Trump declared Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights, which were occupied in 1976 along with the West Bank and Gaza.
The Arab summit held in Tunisia reiterated its rejection of the American president’s declaration.
According to the official Israeli radio station Makan, the plan, drafted and prepared by the Ministry of Housing and in cooperation with the Golan Regional Council, the settlement council of Katzrin and the Or movement, includes the construction of 30,000 settlement units in the Ketzrin settlement, and the establishment of two new settlements in the Golan, as well as providing  45,000 new jobs and investment in infrastructure related to transportation and tourism, in addition to linking the Golan to the transportation network in “Israel”.
The plan also aims to develop tourist projects and encourage tourism, to evacuate 80,000 dunams of minefields and to prepare for tourism, commercial and housing development projects.