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New Families Prepare to Rebuild Kadim Settlement in Northern West Bank After 21 Years
After 21 years since its evacuation, Kadim settlement in northern Samaria is set to be rebuilt by a new generation of families, fulfilling a vow made by the original settlers. This move is part of a larger plan by the Shomron Regional Council to expand Jewish communities in the area.
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- 01Kadim settlement to be rebuilt 21 years after evacuation during disengagement plan.
- 02Debi Drori, former Kadim leader, sends emotional message to returning families.
- 03New settlers mainly young families from Tel Aviv and central Israel with Zionist backgrounds.
- 04Rebuilding part of Shomron Regional Council’s plan to establish 19 new communities.
- 05Kadim is fourth northern Samaria settlement to be reestablished after disengagement.
- 06Yossi Dagan calls return a continuation of founders’ vow and a historic moment.
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