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Palestinian labourers work at a construction site in Gilo, a Jewish settlement on land Israel captured in 1967 and annexed to its Jerusalem municipality, November 17, 2009. Israel declined comment on Tuesday on a report of new U.S. demands it curb settlement round Jerusalem, but it reaffirmed its determination to go on building on occupied West Bank land that it has annexed to the city.

A Palestinian village is seen behind a house under construction in the West Bank Jewish settlement of Har Gilo near Jerusalem September 7, 2009. Israel approved on Monday the building of 455 settler homes in the occupied West Bank, 149 of them in Har Gilo, a move opposed by its U.S. ally and Palestinians but which could pave the way for a construction moratorium sought by Washington.

Palestinian labourers stand near houses under construction in the West Bank Jewish settlement of Har Gilo near Jerusalem September 7, 2009. Israel approved on Monday the building of 455 settler homes in the occupied West Bank, 149 of them in Har Gilo,a move opposed by its U.S. ally and Palestinians but which could pave the way for a construction moratorium sought by Washington.

A Palestinian labourer works at a construction site in Gilo, a Jewish settlement on land Israel captured in 1967 and annexed to its Jerusalem municipality, November 17, 2009. Israel declined comment on Tuesday on a report of new U.S. demands it curb settlement round Jerusalem, but it reaffirmed its determination to go on building on occupied West Bank land that it has annexed to the city.

A boy stands in front of his family's home under construction in the West Bank Jewish settlement of Har Gilo near Jerusalem September 7, 2009. Israel approved on Monday the building of 455 settler homes in the occupied West Bank, 149 of them in Har Gilo,a move opposed by its U.S. ally and Palestinians but which could pave the way for a construction moratorium sought by Washington.

A labourer from Romania walks near a house under construction in the West Bank Jewish settlement of Har Gilo near Jerusalem September 7, 2009. Israel approved on Monday the building of 455 settler homes in the occupied West Bank, 149 of them in Har Gilo, a move opposed by its U.S. ally and Palestinians but which could pave the way for a construction moratorium sought by Washington.

A Palestinian construction worker builds a new house in the Jewish West Bank settlement of Har Gilo, on the outskirts of Jerusalem, Monday, Sept. 7, 2009. Israel officially approved the construction of hundreds of new homes in the West Bank, the Defense Ministry said Monday, deepening an already unprecedented rift with the U.S. over Israeli settlement expansion.

A Palestinian labourer prays at a construction site in Gilo, a Jewish settlement on land Israel captured in 1967 and annexed to its Jerusalem municipality, November 17, 2009. Israel declined comment on Tuesday on a report of new U.S. demands it curb settlement round Jerusalem, but it reaffirmed its determination to go on building on occupied West Bank land that it has annexed to the city.

Palestinian construction workers build a new house in the Jewish West Bank settlement of Har Gilo on the outskirts of Jerusalem, Monday, Sept. 7, 2009. Israel officially approved the construction of hundreds of new homes in the West Bank, the Defense Ministry said Monday, deepening an already unprecedented rift with the U.S. over Israeli settlement expansion.

Palestinian construction workers build a new house in the Jewish West Bank settlement of Har Gilo, on the outskirts of Jerusalem, Monday, Sept. 7, 2009. Israel officially approved the construction of hundreds of new homes in the West Bank, the Defense Ministry said Monday, deepening an already unprecedented rift with the U.S. over Israeli settlement expansion.