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Samaria Regional Council Confirms Gilad Farm Arson as Hostile Act, Promises State Support for Recovery
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First reported by Srugim · Jul 20, 2026
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Yossi Dagan, head of the Samaria Regional Council, announced that the police have classified the recent arson attack at Gilad Farm as a hostile act, enabling state support for reconstruction and victim compensation. Two suspects were arrested, and Dagan called for swift government action to rebuild and expand the settlement.
- 01Police officially classify Gilad Farm arson as a hostile act enabling state support.
- 02Affected residents will receive compensation and recognition as victims of hostile acts.
- 03Two suspects were arrested in connection with the arson attack.
- 04Yossi Dagan commits to rapid rebuilding and expansion of Gilad Farm.
- 05Dagan urges government to act immediately to restore homes and infrastructure.
- 06Community police officers are available to assist residents with related issues.
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