Jewish Settlement Ganim to Be Reestablished in Northern West Bank After 21 Years
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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What happened
The Jewish settlement Ganim in northern Samaria is being reestablished 21 years after its evacuation in 2005, with pioneering families moving in and a new yeshiva branch opening. This is part of a broader regional settlement expansion led by the Samaria Regional Council and government support, marking a historic reversal of the disengagement policy.
- 01Ganim settlement in northern West Bank to be reestablished after 21 years.
- 02Pioneering families will move in and a Bnei David Yeshiva branch will open there.
- 03The move is led by Samaria Regional Council with Amana and Settlement Division.
- 04It follows a surge of new settlements, including Emek Dotan with 22 families.
- 05The effort culminates a 21-year struggle to reverse the 2005 disengagement law.
- 06Security Cabinet approved a plan for 19 new settlements in northern Samaria.
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