Israeli settlers return to Kadim in West Bank
Israeli settlers have returned to Kadim in the West Bank, more than 20 years after the settlement was evacuated, with approximately 30 families moving back amid a surge of nationalist sentiment supported by the Israeli government. The rapid resettlement has created tension and fear among nearby Palestinian residents who face the consequences of the expanding Israeli presence in the territory.
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Israeli settlers return to Kadim in West Bank two decades after it was evacuated
Israeli settlers have returned to Kadim in the West Bank, over 20 years after the settlement was evacuated, with approximately 30 families arriving amid a surge of nationalist sentiment supported by Israel's government. The rapid resettlement has sparked fear among Palestinian residents living in the nearby area. This move represents a significant shift in settlement policy and raises tensions in the region.
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