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Ongoing Story· Day 4

Israel to Establish Four New Farms in Southern Hebron Hills

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New Settlements Established in Hebron Hills After Deadly Terror Attack

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Eight new outposts are being established in the South Hebron Hills following a deadly terror attack that killed two IDF soldiers. The initiative, approved by the IDF and led by Minister Bezalel Smotrich, includes the creation of six farms and two more settlements. The attack, which also wounded three soldiers, was carried out by two Hamas-affiliated relatives from Hebron who were killed by IDF forces. The IDF is investigating potential external direction for the attack.

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  • Eight new outposts are being established in the South Hebron Hills.
  • Two IDF soldiers were killed in a terror attack at Yehuda Junction.
  • Minister Bezalel Smotrich approved the establishment of new settlements and farms.
  • Three other IDF soldiers were wounded in the attack.
  • The two terrorists were identified as Hamas-affiliated relatives from Hebron.
  • A closure was imposed on several villages in the area after the attack.
New Settlements Established in Hebron Hills After Deadly Terror Attack
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