"Finance Minister Smotrich stated, 'On this exciting day, we celebrate a historic correction to the criminal expulsion,' during the reopening ceremony of Sa-Nur, emphasizing the government's stance against the idea of a Palestinian state."
"Yossi Dagan, head of the West Bank Settlements Council, expressed his feelings about returning to Sa-Nur, saying, 'We have returned to stay,' highlighting the personal significance of this event for former settlers."
"The Israeli government has approved 126 housing units in Sa-Nur, with 16 families already moved in, marking a significant step in reversing the disengagement policy enacted in 2005."
The Sa-Nur settlement has been reopened by Israeli ministers, marking a significant reversal of the 2005 evacuation. Authorities approved 126 housing units, with 16 families moving in. Finance Minister Smotrich emphasized this as a correction of past actions and a rejection of the Palestinian state concept. The settlement's reopening is part of a broader trend of re-establishing former settlements in violation of international law. Recent legislative changes have facilitated this process, allowing for new settlements in the West Bank, including Sa-Nur.
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