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Israel Reestablishes Kadim Settlement in Northern West Bank 21 Years After Disengagement
Israel officially reestablished the Kadim settlement in northern Samaria, 21 years after its evacuation during the disengagement plan. Around 30 families moved in, with top Israeli officials attending the ceremony. This move is part of a broader plan to build new settlements in the area and reverse past evacuations.
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- 01Kadim settlement in northern Samaria is reestablished 21 years after evacuation.
- 02About 30 families from Tel Aviv resettled the community during a ceremony with top Israeli officials.
- 03The move is part of a plan to build 19 new settlements in northern Samaria.
- 04Officials called the return a correction of the 2000s disengagement expulsions.
- 05Knesset repealed disengagement law clauses barring Jewish return to these areas.
- 06Leaders emphasized the strategic and national significance of the settlement returns.
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