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Grieving Father Inaugurates Junction at Site of Family's Fatal Attack
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By i24NEWS, שלומי הלר
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 5 hours ago
What happened
Yoel Tzur inaugurated "Tzur Junction" near Ramallah at the site where his wife and son were killed 30 years ago. The event highlights a campaign to reopen the Walershtain axis, closed to Jewish traffic for 26 years, which residents say would drastically cut travel times and improve security.
- 01Bereaved father inaugurates junction at site of family's murder.
- 02Junction inauguration supports campaign to reopen Walershtain axis.
- 03Road closure forces long detours for residents near Ramallah.
- 04Activists pressure government to reopen strategic settler road.
- 05Reopening road promises significant travel time savings.
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