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Israeli Authorities Prepare to Establish 13 New Settlements in Benjamin Region Following Cabinet Approval
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First reported by Now 14 · Jul 1, 2026
What happened
Israel's Security Cabinet approved 13 new settlements in the Benjamin region, with local authorities preparing to establish the first four to six within months. This strategic move aims to strengthen Israeli presence in key areas west and east of Benjamin, countering regional threats and solidifying control over vital land corridors.
- 01Israeli Cabinet approved 13 new settlements in the Benjamin region.
- 02First wave of 4-6 settlements to be established within months with millions invested.
- 03Settlements planned in western and eastern Benjamin, including Netof and Deya.
- 04New communities join Maoz Tzur, the first settlement recently established.
- 05Officials stress urgency to capitalize on current political opportunity.
- 06Minister Strook calls the move strategic to reverse Oslo-era damages and secure land.
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