Israeli Settlement Ganim Reestablished in Northern Samaria After 21 Years
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First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago
What happened
The Israeli settlement Ganim in northern Samaria is being reestablished this Thursday, 21 years after its evacuation in 2005. A group of families will resettle the area, accompanied by a new yeshiva branch, as part of a wider settlement expansion plan led by the Shomron Regional Council and government ministers. This marks a significant step in renewing Jewish presence in northern Samaria.
- 01Ganim settlement in northern Samaria will be reestablished after 21 years on Thursday.
- 02A core group of families will move in, with a new Bnei David yeshiva branch opening there.
- 03The move is part of a broader plan to establish 19 new settlements in northern Samaria.
- 04Shomron Regional Council leads the initiative with Amana and the Settlement Division.
- 05The plan follows a government cabinet decision led by ministers Israel Katz and Bezalel Smotrich.
- 06Ganim was one of four settlements evacuated in 2005 during the disengagement.
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