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American Jewish Donors Honored for Funding West Bank Farming Equipment

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American Friends of Judea and Samaria held an event in Brooklyn to honor donors who funded tractors and agricultural equipment for Jewish settlements in the West Bank. The organization aims to strengthen Jewish farming communities and provide a tangible connection for American supporters. CEO Yigal Dilmoni highlighted the donors' role in cultivating land and establishing a lasting Jewish presence in the region.

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  • American Friends of Judea and Samaria honored donors in Brooklyn for funding West Bank farming equipment.
  • The organization supports Jewish agricultural communities in the West Bank and Jordan Valley.
  • Donors received miniature tractors and certificates of appreciation for their contributions.
  • AFJS CEO Yigal Dilmoni emphasized the tangible connection and partnership for supporters.
  • Israeli settlements in the West Bank are considered illegal under international law by most of the world.

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