Israelis return to evacuated settlement after 21 years
The article focused on Israel's reopening of four settlements in the West Bank, after having evacuated them as part of the "disengagement plan" in 2005. Among these settlements, the Kadimah settlement was reopened, where Israeli families began moving in for the first time in 21 years, in the presence of senior officials such as Finance Minister Smotrich. This move, which aligns with the current expansionist government policy, is a subject of international controversy because it is considered illegal under international law, and it underscores Israel’s rapid settlement expansion, which it regards as a security barrier.
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