Families From Ramat Gan Announce New Outpost in Northern West Bank
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Families from Ramat Gan, affiliated with a yeshiva led by Rabbis Yehoshua Shapira and Binyamin Tzion Al-Ghazi, announced plans to establish a new settlement outpost called "Givat Shomron" in the northern West Bank. The outpost will be located at a former military base. The announcement was made during a visit with Yossi Dagan, head of the Samaria Regional Council, who expressed support for the initiative.
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- Families from Ramat Gan announced plans to establish a new settlement outpost named Givat Shomron.
- The new outpost will be located at a former paratrooper military base in the northern West Bank.
- The families are graduates of a yeshiva led by Rabbis Yehoshua Shapira and Binyamin Tzion Al-Ghazi.
- Yossi Dagan, head of the Samaria Regional Council, accompanied the families and expressed support.
- Rabbi Yehoshua Shapira stated they had waited thousands of years to establish the settlement.
Families from the Israeli city of Ramat Gan, graduates of a yeshiva led by Rabbis Yehoshua Shapira and Binyamin Tzion Al-Ghazi, have announced their intention to establish a new settlement outpost named "Givat Shomron." The outpost is planned for the site of a former military base for paratroopers, which was evacuated prior to the withdrawal from the settlement of Sanur in the northern West Bank.
The announcement was made during a visit by the families to the location, accompanied by Yossi Dagan, head of the Samaria Regional Council. During the visit, they declared the establishment of a settlement nucleus, paving the way for the new community. Rabbi Yehoshua Shapira stated during the tour, "We have waited thousands of years to reach here." Dagan told the families, "God has given us a second chance for the northern Samaria, and we will not waste it! We will establish a settlement here that will be a source of pride."
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