Development Nears Completion for Reestablishing Kedem Settlement 21 Years After Disengagement
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First reported by Srugim · 11 minutes ago
What happened
The Shomron Regional Council and Amana are completing infrastructure to rebuild the Kedem settlement in northern Shomron, evacuated in 2005. Families from Tel Aviv and central Israel will soon settle the area as part of a broader plan to establish 19 new settlements in the region, reversing the disengagement. Leaders call this a historic restoration and a correction of past injustices.
- 01Shomron Council and Amana finalize infrastructure to rebuild Kedem settlement after 21 years.
- 02Kedem will be resettled by families mainly from Tel Aviv and central Israel.
- 03The project is part of a plan to establish 19 new settlements in northern Shomron.
- 04Government decision led by Defense Minister Katz and Finance Minister Smotrich supports the plan.
- 05Yossi Dagan calls the rebuilding a historic victory and correction of a past injustice.
- 06Preparations continue for families to move in within weeks and build a thriving community.
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