This article discusses how the population growth outside the fence in Israel could affect future peace agreements. It says that it is not the settlements that are growing,at least not physically, but the populations already living within them that are growing. This could possibly make any future peace agreements more costly as well as more politically difficult as more people would likely be “forced or induced to move.” The article then goes on to discuss how any appointments Netanyahu makes for minister positions will affect settlement policies.
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