For the first time, the Farms Association published a comprehensive map of farms across Judea and Samaria, showing that farm territories cover over 1.1 million dunams in Area C — roughly one-third of the total 3.5 million dunams. The map identifies about 130 farms, 40 of which were established in the last two years, concentrated in the Jordan Valley, eastern Samaria, eastern Binyamin, and the southern Hebron Hills. The association called for further expansion to achieve de facto control over additional territory.
The Farms Association published a comprehensive map of farms across Judea and Samaria for the first time, revealing that farm territories cover over 1.1 million dunams in Area C — roughly one-third of the area. The map shows 130 farms, with 40 established in the last two years, concentrated in the Jordan Valley, eastern Samaria, eastern Binyamin, and the southern Hebron Hills. The association called for further expansion to achieve de facto control over more land.
The data provides a direct look at the scale of farming operations, which the association says have expanded quietly and gradually. Previously, such maps were kept internal. The publication adds publicly available detail to the broader picture of Israeli civilian presence in Area C. The Zioneer has covered other settlement-related developments, including government plans for 61 new settlements and the recent establishment of settlements in the region, though the farms operate independently of formal government settlement programs.
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