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Hebron Jewish Community Gets Green Light for New Dormitory Building
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By אליה אביב
First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Jun 17, 2026
What happened
Hebron authorities approved a long-delayed permit for new dormitories for the Shavei Hebron yeshiva in the city’s Arab market. The project adds 1,027 square meters and 120 beds after 18 years of delays, following Smotrich’s cancellation of the Hebron Accords.
- 01Hebron approved a new Jewish yeshiva dormitory in the Arab market.
- 02The project adds 1,027 square meters and 120 beds.
- 03The permit ended 18 years of delays and legal obstacles.
- 04Smotrich canceled the Hebron Accords a day earlier.
- 05Construction is expected to start soon.
- 06Shavei Hebron has over 450 students and 3,000 alumni.
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