Religious Zionism Party Launches West Bank Tour Guide Highlighting Settlements
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Religious Zionism party launched West Bank tour guide.
- Tours highlight settlements and displaced communities.
- A recent tour visited ruins of a Bedouin village.
- Minister Smotrich invited public to witness changes.
The Religious Zionism party has launched a digital platform featuring nine tour routes in the West Bank. These tours aim to showcase Israeli settlements, the ruins of communities that were displaced, and springs that have been settled by Israelis. One of the sites visited was the area of Hamaam al-Malih in the northern Jordan Valley, where the remnants of a Bedouin community, including a broken swing, scattered educational materials, and ruined structures, were observed. This community reportedly lived there until about a year ago before being displaced. The visit to these ruins occurred en route to the settlement of Gidon, as part of a tour organized by the Religious Zionism party, which invited the general public to participate. Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich invited people to 'see the revolution with their own eyes,' according to the original headline.
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