Two groups of female activists from the Halutzey HaBashan (Pioneers of the Bashan) movement arrived in the Hermon area beyond the border, according to a report by Guy Varon. The activists stated their goal is permanent civilian settlement.
Israeli journalist Guy Varon reported Wednesday that two groups of female activists from the Halutzey HaBashan (Pioneers of the Bashan) movement arrived in the Hermon area beyond the border. According to the activists, the goal is permanent civilian settlement. The movement is known for advocating Jewish settlement in the Golan Heights and the Bashan region. No official response from the IDF or Israeli authorities has been reported, and the exact location of the activists' entry remains unspecified. The report is based on a single source.
2 developments
- StrongFive Bashan Pioneers activists arrested near Mount Hermon in border crossing attempt
- StrongIDF detained 70 'Bashan Pioneers' activists attempting to cross into Syria at Mount Hermon
- DevelopingBashan Pioneers activist, speaking from Syrian territory: 'Bashan belongs to Israel, we want IDF to stay'
- ConfirmedIDF detains settler activists after overnight attempt to cross into Syria at Mount Hermon
Source and signal
- Internal intake