A core group of 13 families that recently moved to the new outpost of Eival in northern Samaria is seeking one more family with a preschool-age child to enable the opening of a kindergarten, which would significantly ease life for the families and the community's development, according to the families' appeal. Three caravans remain available, including a 90-square-meter unit suitable for a large family.
A core group of 13 families has moved this week to the new outpost of Eival in northern Samaria, part of a broader effort to re-establish Jewish communities in the area. The families are now appealing for one more family with a preschool-age child to join, as this would allow the opening of a kindergarten — a critical step for the community's viability. Three caravans remain available, including a 90-square-meter unit suitable for a large family. The initiative follows a similar campaign by families renewing the settlement of Ganim, also in northern Samaria, which was evacuated in the 2005 disengagement. That campaign, reported by The Zioneer on July 16, aimed to bring 30 families to Ganim within a month and raised funds for a mikveh, security infrastructure, and a yeshiva. The Eival outpost is part of a wider trend of grassroots settlement expansion in Judea and Samaria, often organized through core groups (gar'inim) that coordinate logistics and fundraising.
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