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Samaria sewage network linked to Greater Tel Aviv treatment plant for first time
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100% right-leaningFirst reported by Arutz Sheva · Jun 16, 2026
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Israel has connected the Gush Dan sewage system to Samaria for the first time in a 136 million shekel project. The first communities linked were Peduel, Bruchin, Ali Zahav and Leshem, with more settlements and an industrial zone to follow in coming weeks.
- 01Gush Dan’s main sewage line was linked to Samaria for the first time.
- 02The project costs about 136 million shekels and is led by three public bodies.
- 03Peduel, Bruchin, Ali Zahav and Leshem were connected first.
- 04More communities and Brakan industrial zone are due to join within weeks.
- 05Officials say the move will improve sanitation, environment and replace old infrastructure.
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