Havat Derech Avraham
Havat Derech Avraham is an Israeli agricultural outpost located in the Samaria region of the West Bank, situated near the community of Alon Moreh.
Havat Derech Avraham (Derech Avraham Farm) is a Jewish agricultural outpost located in the hills of Samaria, specifically in the vicinity of Alon Moreh. Like many similar farms in Judea and Samaria, it serves as a point of Israeli presence and agricultural activity in areas often targeted by arson and land-related friction. These outposts are frequently established to maintain state lands and provide security through presence, though they often become flashpoints for conflict with local Palestinian populations.
In July 2026, the farm became the site of a severe security incident. According to reports from the IDF and Israeli media, two Palestinian assailants intentionally set a fire on the farm's lands. When a 51-year-old Israeli civilian arrived to extinguish the blaze, he was ambushed and stabbed in the chest. The victim was evacuated by a military helicopter in serious condition to a hospital for emergency treatment. The two assailants were neutralized by security forces on the scene and were reported to be in critical condition. This incident highlights the ongoing security challenges faced by residents of agricultural outposts, where environmental hazards like arson are frequently used as a lure for physical attacks. The farm remains a focal point for Israeli national resilience in the Samaria region, representing the frontline of civilian-led land preservation efforts.