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There are few details, but the zones are said to be close to the Palestinian self-rule towns of Ramallah, Hebron and Nablus.
Work is reported to have already begun at the Ramallah site.
Critics of the new development say it's likely to cause further difficulties between the Israeli government and the Palestinians on the transfer of further land to Palestinian control.
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