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New Towns and Farms Planned in Southern Hebron Hills After Deadly Attack
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The Har Hebron Regional Council plans to establish two new communities and six agricultural farms in the southern Hebron Hills following a deadly attack that killed two IDF soldiers. The initiative, supported by the Defense Ministry and the Amana settlement movement, aims to strengthen Israeli presence and security in the area. Council head Eliram Azulai stated the move signifies a commitment to building and growing in response to terrorism.
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- Two new communities and six farms are planned for the southern Hebron Hills after a deadly attack.
- The initiative aims to strengthen Israeli presence and security in the region.
- The plan includes eight new settlement sites across the Har Hebron Regional Council.
- The Defense Ministry's Settlement Administration and Amana settlement movement support the plan.
- Two IDF soldiers were killed in a terrorist attack near Hebron on Friday.
- Har Hebron Regional Council head Eliram Azulai vowed to build and grow in response to terrorism.
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