Govt reveals multi - million NIS plan to restore West Bank heritage sites

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The Israeli government approved a 250 million NIS plan to preserve heritage sites across the West Bank, Jordan Valley, and Judean Desert, aiming to bolster public connection to historical assets and deter antiquities looting. This initiative, which includes constructing new visitor centers and upgrading infrastructure, coincides with the approval of over 100 new settlements and farms in the West Bank.

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