A 'quarter century'...you do funny math. Additionally, the population of Jewish Israili settlers in the West Bank (WB) has roughly doubled over the last 2 decades. From your own article:
1999 is 18 years ago, and this only refers to official Israeli state supported settlements. Never mind that government officials have regularly assisted illegal settlements.
According to the Israeli human rights group, B'Tselem, Israel last established new settlements in the West Bank in 1999, although outposts such as Amona, that settlers set up without official permission, have been built far more recently.
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The Amona issue had caused tension within Netanyahu's coalition government. But it eased after he got behind a law proposed by the Jewish Home party, a far-right political ally, to retroactively legalize dozens of outposts. This would not apply to Amona because of the existing court decision.
From:
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/31/world/middleeast/israel-west-bank-outposts-mitzpe-danny.html?_r=0
This part of the pic doesn't show, but states:
Among the 100 outposts mostly established in the last 2 decades, about 1/3 have been, or will be retroactively legalized.
Green: Authorized settlements
Orange: Unauthorized settlements.
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Israel has two choices over the long haul, outside of crazy shit like genocide:
(1) If they want the WB to be part of Israel as they appear to be doing, then they have to let the Palestinians the right to vote in Israeli elections. Otherwise, this is clearly apartheid.
(2) Or work towards some sort of peace deal, and pull their settlers out of the WB.
Personally, I think option (2) is far saner than working towards a permanent apartheid...