The government has approved the establishment of a new settlement called 'Shalem' near the site of a recent terror attack in Samaria, according to reports. The move is described as a 'Zionist response' to terrorism.
The government has approved the establishment of a new settlement named 'Shalem' (שלם) near the site of a recent terror attack in Samaria, according to reports. The move is described as a 'Zionist response' to terrorism. As The Zioneer reported at 14:57 Jerusalem, the government had approved a new settlement in Samaria as a response to the attack, but the name was not disclosed at that time. The location is near the attack site, but precise coordinates were not provided. No further details on the settlement's size, timeline, or number of housing units were immediately available.
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