The government on Sunday approved a 20 million shekel ($5 million) compensation plan for the residents of the Netiv Haavot outpost in Judea's Etzion bloc who are to be evicted from their homes next month.
The High Court of Justice ordered the eviction of 15 homes in the outpost in 2016. The ruling stated that the homes must be demolished by March 6 this year, as they are partly or completely built on private Palestinian lands.
Last week, the state petitioned the court for a three-month extension to carry out the eviction. The court has not yet handed down its ruling.
As part of the compensation plan, the government said it would approve the construction of 350 new homes in Judea and Samaria.
Also on Sunday, the government allocated NIS 40 million ($10 million) for people evicted from the Samaria outpost of Amona in February 2017, as well as for some people evicted from their homes in Ofra.
