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By visiting three West Bank settlements, proclaiming that the Settlement blocs are an indisputable part of Israel and by planting trees in them, Bibi Netanyahu has taken one of those unilateral steps he so decries among the Palestinians and made it clear that Israel doesn't want peace.
With these trees, Netanyahu said he wanted to "send a clear message that we will stay here. We are planning and we are building."
He added that these areas are an "indisputable part of Israel forever. This is an idea that is accepted by the majority of Israelis" and is part of international agreements, Netanyahu said.
And they'll want our support when the international pressure is turned up. So here's a pre-emptive answer to that request: KMT (that's kishmir in toochas).