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Israel to Establish Four New Farms in Southern Hebron Hills

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Israel to Establish Four New Farms in Southern Hebron Hills

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Hebrew · Sole source

Israeli Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced the establishment of four new farms in the southern Hebron region following a terror attack. The Civil Administration also began demolishing illegal structures near the attack site. Smotrich vowed that terror against Israelis would have a heavy price, with more demolitions planned by Shabbat. Residents are preparing to move to the new farm locations.

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  • Four new farms will be established in the southern Hebron region after a terror attack.
  • Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced the farm construction and vowed a heavy price for terror.
  • The Civil Administration is demolishing illegal Arab structures near the attack site.
  • More demolitions are planned by Shabbat, according to Minister Smotrich.
  • Residents are organizing to move to the new farm locations before Shabbat.

Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced the establishment of four new farms in the southern Hebron region, just hours after a terror attack in Judea. Concurrently, the Civil Administration began demolishing illegal Arab structures near the site of the attack. Smotrich stated, "This is just the beginning. By Shabbat, we will take down quite a few structures here, and it will be clear that terror that harms Israeli civilians comes at a very heavy price." Residents are organizing to ascend to the farms before Shabbat begins.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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