21 Years After Disengagement: Ganim Settlement to Be Rebuilt

Founding families to move in, yeshiva branch planned

According to the report, the settlement of Ganim in northern Samaria is set to be re-established this coming Thursday, roughly 21 years after it was evacuated under the Disengagement plan. Per the report, a group of founding families is expected to move to the site, and a branch of the Bnei David yeshiva from Eli is planned there as well. The head of the Samaria Regional Council made a brief statement quoted in the report regarding the return. No further details on construction scope, planning status, or full timelines were included in the report.

What this means for land buyers

The re-establishment of a settlement in Samaria may signal renewed expansion in the northern Samaria area, potentially creating future opportunities for land purchase and development nearby. However, no details on planning status, plot marketing, or infrastructure are yet available, and further official announcements should be awaited.

Further reading

• Renewal of land settlement in Judea & Samaria
• Barkan: location, employment, real estate
• Interactive map