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New Regional Emergency Hub Approved in Western Binyamin
A new regional emergency hub for police, MDA, and fire services will be built in western Binyamin. The 75-dunam project aims to enhance security and infrastructure for growing local communities.
Hundreds Gather at Spring Where Netanel Shukron Was Murdered for Memorial Prayer
Hundreds gathered at the Ein Riya spring in Binyamin for a memorial prayer service for terror victim Netanel Shukron, symbolizing resilience and community strength.
New Binyamin Community Mazuque Eretz Begins Construction Amid Sanctions
The new community of Mazuque Eretz in eastern Binyamin begins physical construction, with the first structures installed despite international sanctions from Britain and European nations.
Outrage in Judea and Samaria Over UK Trade Restrictions on Regional Products
Settlements in Judea and Samaria expressed fierce outrage on Tuesday over UK trade restrictions on local products. Local leaders condemned the move as antisemitic interference, demanding severe economic retaliation and strengthened sovereignty.
The circle is complete: 14 years after the evacuation, the settlement returns to Migron
14 years after the evacuation from Migron, the Israeli settlement has returned to the site. The Binyamin Regional Council, through the Binyamin Development Company, established the "Migron Agricultural Farm" in Upper Migron, where several families now reside. Today, with the site connected to the electricity grid, the return to Migron is officially confirmed.
New Nahal Modi'im Bridge Opens to Traffic in Binyamin
Traffic has been diverted to the new Nahal Modi'im bridge with two lanes open in each direction, replacing the temporary bypass. The project is a key milestone in the ongoing expansion of Highway 446.
Not just for residents: thousands discovered the new leisure complexes in Binyamin
A large-scale series of performances took place for the first time this summer throughout the Binyamin Regional Council, alongside festivals and cultural events. The council reports that alongside local residents, visitors from Jerusalem and the center of the country also came to the performances and leisure complexes.