JERUSALEM (AP) — Jewish settlers in an unauthorized West Bank outpost say they have accepted an Israeli government proposal to evacuate the outpost.

Amona settlers said Sunday they accepted Israel's promise to build 52 homes and public buildings for them at a nearby location.

Young activists had gathered at the outpost in recent days, vowing to violently resist a forced evacuation.

Israel's Supreme Court has determined that the Amona outpost was built on private Palestinian land and ordered the government to tear down the outpost's 50 trailer homes by this Dec. 25.

Amona is the largest of about 100 unauthorized outposts erected in the West Bank without permission but generally tolerated by the Israeli government.

Netanyahu said the government had "done the maximum" to find a solution for the settlers of Amona.