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Families Resettle in Migron Area 14 Years After Evacuation
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First reported by Now 14 · 4 hours ago
What happened
Fourteen years after the Israeli settlement of Migron was evacuated, several families have established a new agricultural outpost in Upper Migron, which was connected to the electricity grid on Thursday. The Binyamin Regional Council revealed the "Migron Farm" outpost, which has been operational for a year, aiming to strengthen Israeli presence in the area.
- 01New Israeli families have established an agricultural outpost in Upper Migron.
- 02The outpost was connected to electricity 14 years after the original Migron settlement was evacuated.
- 03The Binyamin Regional Council established the outpost about a year ago.
- 04The new site is located hundreds of meters from the original Migron settlement.
- 05The families engaged in agricultural activities to preserve land and strengthen presence.
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