Miki Levy of the Yesh Atid party told Reshet Bet on Monday that he supports the existence of farms in Judea and Samaria, provided they are conducted in an orderly and regulated manner. The statement is seen as a substantive shift in the center-left's approach to settlement, according to the report.
Miki Levy, a Knesset member from the Yesh Atid party, said in a Monday morning interview on Reshet Bet that he supports the existence of the farms (agricultural homesteads) in Judea and Samaria, as long as they are conducted in an orderly and regulated manner. The statement represents a significant shift in the center-left's approach to settlement in the region, according to a political analysis. The report noted that Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has succeeded in entrenching his approach not only on the ground but also in the political system. The comment is seen as a departure from the traditional opposition stance on unauthorized outposts.
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