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A Defense Ministry list of the first such building permits since Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took office in March showed the homes would be erected in areas Israel says it intends to keep in a future peace deal with the Palestinians. Palestinian chief negotiator Saeb Erekat said Israel's decision further undermined any belief that it is a credible partner for peace. Israeli officials announced on Friday that Netanyahu intended to give the go-ahead for the new projects in the occupied West Bank, drawing swift condemnation from the White House. The permits, signed by Defense Minister Ehud Barak, for 455 housing units were widely seen in Israel as an attempt by Netanyahu to mollify pro-settler members of his government and Likud party before agreeing to a freeze of construction starts. "This is a huge smokescreen," said Pinhas Wallerstein, a settler leader, suggesting the step was only a token gesture meant to mask a real intention to bend to U.S. pressure to curb settlement expansion. U.S. President Barack Obama, raising the prospect of steps by Arab countries to normalize relations with Israel, has pushed Netanyahu for a settlement freeze to open the way for a revival of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks suspended since December. Netanyahu has resisted a complete moratorium, saying "natural growth" of settler families must be accommodated. Some 2,500 housing units are under construction in settlements and Israeli officials said those projects would continue. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has demanded a settlement freeze as a condition for returning to peace negotiations. In a statement, Abbas's top negotiator Erekat said: "Israel's decision to approve the construction of over 450 new settlement units nullifies any effect that a settlement freeze, when and if announced, will have." SETTLEMENT DEAL U.S. envoy George Mitchell is due back in the region later this week to try to finalize a settlement deal before a possible meeting at the U.N. General Assembly around September 23 involving the Israeli leader, Abbas and Obama. Israeli opposition leader Tzipi Livni of the centrist Kadima party scoffed at what she described as an attempt by Netanyahu to "throw a bone" to settlers before agreeing to a construction moratorium. "There's nothing real happening here save for Netanyahu's (political) survival," Livni, a former foreign minister, told reporters, comparing approval of new housing projects before a construction freeze to "building an igloo in the summer." It was not immediately clear when ground would be broken for the new homes. 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