Israel plans hundreds more Jewish settler homes (Reuters)

Reuters - Israel announced plans on Monday to build another 294 homes in two Jewish settlements in the West Bank, and the Palestinians said the move hardened their resolve to seek statehood recognition from the United Nations.

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