Israel also did not freeze settlement expansion, nor dismantle outposts built since 2001, another requirement of the Roadmap. Instead, the number of settlers continued growing. Even during the "Second Intifada" the settler population kept growing at a high rate, in a remarkably straight line. From 2000 to 2004, the number of settlers in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem increased with more than 50,000. From 2004 to 2008, the Jewish population grew with some 70,000.*"Number of Settlers in the Settlements in the West Bank, by Year and Region, 1986-2010" . Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics. From Table 5 of "Israeli Settlements in the Palestinian Territory 2011"* Figures vary, depending on the month of calculation</ref>