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Bible Trails Project Launches in West Bank With New Suspension Bridge
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 42 minutes ago
What happened
Israel has launched the "Bible Trails Project" in the West Bank, starting with "Joshua's Trail" in Alon Moreh. The project includes a 3.2 million shekel investment for a tourist promenade and suspension bridge, aiming to connect biblical heritage sites with the landscape.
- 01Bible Trails Project begins with "Joshua's Trail" in Alon Moreh.
- 02A 3.2 million shekel budget funds a promenade and suspension bridge.
- 03The project aims to connect biblical heritage sites and landscapes.
- 04Ministers and local leaders emphasized heritage and settlement.
- 05Samaria is envisioned as a major tourist destination.
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