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Religious Zionism Party Installs Directional Signs in Northern West Bank After Lynch Attempt
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 2 hours ago
What happened
Following a lynch attempt on an Israeli family who mistakenly entered Jenin, the Religious Zionism party installed directional signs in northern Samaria to guide travelers and encourage visits to the settlements, reinforcing the area's security and accessibility.
- 01Religious Zionism installed directional signs in northern Samaria after a lynch attempt in Jenin.
- 02Signs direct drivers to key settlements like Mevo Dotan and Homesh to reduce navigation errors.
- 03The initiative aims to strengthen Israeli public ties to northern West Bank settlements.
- 04The party encourages Israelis to visit the area without fear, highlighting its security role.
- 05The move follows an attack on an Israeli family mistakenly entering Jenin last week.
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