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Israeli Diaspora Minister Visits Northern West Bank, Calls 2005 Disengagement a Tragedy Israeli Diaspora Minister Amichai Shikli visited northern Samaria with Yossi Dagan, who returned to Sha-Nur 21 years after the 2005 disengagement. Shikli called the disengagement a major tragedy for the Jewish people and blessed the renewed Jewish settlement in the area.
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What happened 01 Minister Amichai Shikli toured northern Samaria with Yossi Dagan, visiting Sha-Nur and Emek Dotan. 02 Dagan returned to Sha-Nur 21 years after expulsion during the 2005 disengagement plan. 03 Dagan recalled a vow to reclaim settlements and raise the Israeli flag again, now fulfilled. 04 Shikli called the disengagement a major tragedy, second only to the Oslo Accords. 05 Shikli recited a traditional blessing for new Jewish settlements at a local synagogue. 06 The Shomron National Park development is supported by Shikli's ministry and others. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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