Community Is The Retroactive Legalization of Israeli Settlements Just? In February of this year, the Knesset passed a bill known as the chok ha’hasdarah or the Regulation Law. The purpose of the law is to retroactively legalize housing built in good faith, i.e. at the time it was built the builder did not know that the land they were building on was owned by… By Ari Zivotofsky Aug 29, 2017 | 5 min read
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