The Zionist entity will never agree to limit its construction activity in occupied east Al-Quds

The Zionist entity will never agree to limit its construction activity in occupied east Al-Quds, Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said on Sunday.
  
"One thing should be clear: we will never accept the definition of building in Jewish neighborhoods of Jerusalem as settlement activity," he said at a news conference with his German counterpart Frank-Walter Steinmeier. "We won't accept any limitation on building in Jewish areas of (east) Jerusalem," he said.
  
His remarks came four days after the Zionist entity approved plans to build 200 homes in Ramot in occupied east Jerusalem despite months of almost daily clashes and tensions there with Palestinians, triggered in part by settlement expansion.
 
The announcement prompted a sharply-worded rebuke from Washington which reiterated its "unequivocal" opposition to such construction in east Jerusalem, warning it could "exacerbate this difficult situation on the ground and... will not contribute to efforts to reduce the tension."