Israeli settlers cross into Syria and Lebanon calling for new settlements

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Israeli settlers from the Halutzei HaBashan movement crossed into Syria and Lebanon this week, specifically into the Syrian village of Hader. The activists are calling for the establishment of new settlements in these occupied territories and are urging public pressure on Israeli ministers to prevent their removal.

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Groups of Israeli settlers crossed into Syria and Lebanon this week, calling for the establishment of settlements in areas currently occupied by the military. According to Israel’s Walla news site, around 40 activists from the Halutzei HaBashan movement crossed the Syrian border on Wednesday and entered the village of Hader in the Quneitra governorate.

Israeli settlers cross into Syria and Lebanon calling for new settlements

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