In a report, the National Bureau for Land Defence and Settlement Resistance said that the Israeli occupation had refunded an old project involving the construction of a new settlement on the territory of Al-Quds Airport, in the Qalandiya area.

The Bureau explained that this was in the context of the policy of the Government of Occupation to end the so-called "two-State solution," and to deal a blow to the possibility of establishing a Palestinian State whose capital is Al-Quds.

It noted that the occupation municipality in Al-Quds is promoting the construction of 10,000 settlement units in that area, specifically on the airport lands, which had been occupied since 1967, pointing out that the settlement would be the second on the lands of east Al-Quds, after "Har Homa," which was erected on Jabal Abu Ghuneim in 1997. 

The settlement will be built on a land of 900 dunums of the total area of the airport land’s, which the occupation closed in 2000.