A core group of families renewing the settlement of Ganim in northern Samaria, evacuated in the 2005 disengagement, announced a fundraising campaign to bring approximately 30 families to the site within the coming month, according to the families' announcement. The campaign aims to fund the construction of a mikveh, security infrastructure, and a yeshiva, as well as a soldiers' hospitality corner in memory of Shahar Gamla and Amichai Rubin.
Since June, The Zioneer has reported on the initial steps of the Ganim renewal: the entry of engineering vehicles, the reconvening of the local yeshiva, and the placement of the first caravan neighborhood. Now, a group of founding families has launched a fundraising campaign to bring approximately 30 families to the site within the coming month.
The campaign, run via Charidy, aims to finance the construction of a mikveh, security infrastructure, and a yeshiva. It also includes establishing a soldiers' hospitality corner in memory of Shahar Gamla and Amichai Rubin, who fell in battle.
The families' announcement describes the move as a 'historic opportunity' to rebuild the community, which was evacuated in the 2005 disengagement. The Samaria Regional Council has supported the renewal efforts.
The campaign's success will determine whether the families can meet their target of moving in within a month. The Zioneer has previously reported on the broader renewal of northern Samaria, including the establishment of new settlement nuclei.
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