Judea and Samaria
The capital of the northern Kingdom of Israel will be preserved and prepared for visitors.
Seventy percent of the Jewish public feel a historical connection to Judea and Samaria, 63% an emotional connection, and 48% a religious connection.
“Establishing dilapidated schools are in reality P.A. land-grab tactics,” said Shlomo Ne’eman, chairman of the Yesha Council.
Construction should begin in the next few months on new homes in the city’s Hezekiah Quarter.
Hamza Hariush and Samer Shafi were killed during an exchange of fire with Israeli forces during which an Israeli citizen was injured and vehicles were damaged, according to the IDF.
“This is the reality of our daily lives here in Samaria,” said her husband, Elazar Riger.
Proponents say increased Palestinian incitement to commit attacks could cost more lives than an IDF offensive.
The infrastructure work is aimed at increasing safety in the terror stronghold outside Nablus until a bypass road is completed.
There is no alternative, Shlomo Ne’eman tells Knesset members.
The Palestinian Authority paved a road and is allowing residential building at El-Unuk, a site from the times of Joshua.
Troops also confiscated many weapons and other means of warfare.
A terrorist opened fire on passing vehicles near the community of Avnei Hefetz.
