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Transport Minister Miri Regev Visits Northern Samaria to Advance Infrastructure and Public Transit
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First reported by Srugim · Jul 8, 2026
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Transport Minister Miri Regev visited northern Samaria and Sha'Nur with Shomron Council head Yossi Dagan to discuss infrastructure upgrades and public transit expansion. They emphasized significant investments in roads and connectivity to support new settlements and regional growth, aiming to reach one million residents in northern Samaria.
- 01Transport Minister Miri Regev toured northern Samaria and Sha'Nur with Shomron Council head Yossi Dagan.
- 02They discussed road rehabilitation and public transportation development amid new settlement plans.
- 03Billions of shekels have been invested in Judea and Samaria's transportation infrastructure.
- 04Regev called the return to Sha'Nur a moment of national significance and pledged ongoing investments.
- 05Dagan said transport development is key to growing northern Samaria to one million residents.
- 06Both emphasized connecting settlements and enhancing security and quality of life through infrastructure.
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