‘Destroyed is dead!’ Residents first opened in a Nurser in the city during the 20th century

“We will also open new Kindgarte Katif,” said Yossi Dagan, referring to a confused hospitality during the miscarriage.

The Kindergarten opened in a city in a city on Monday at the beginning of the school year for the first time in 20 years.

This is the first Kindergarten to be opened with one of the previously released between the failure of 2005, when thousands of Jewish Israel were forced to their homes in Gaza Strip and West Bank.

This opening is part of the push that has been renewed to rebuild communities and to increase the abode of Israel’s residence network in northern Samaria.

The head of the District Council of the District Head swaps to rebuild some areas that were destroyed, and to create more places in the area. “We will also open new Kindgarte Katif,” he said, referring to a disturbed lodging in a disturbance period during a demolition.

“Courtes are dead. The people of Israel lived!” Dagan said at the opening of the Kindergarten opening.

“Now we are at the delight of the sweet victory of animals and the people of Israel. Justice always comes – even though it takes 20 years.”

“This is a temporary historical,” said the head of the council, talking to new Kindergarten children. “One day, you will be adults, and you can tell your children and your grandchildren to open the first kindergarten in the city.

Education Minister Yoav Kisch complimented opening as a “thionist, building and settlement.”

“I greet the pioneers who strengthen the throne in this area. The education service, under my leadership, will provide education in all Jews in the land of Israel.”

The event was also organized by the Minister of Finance with Zalelel Smothrich.

“The opening of the new Kindergarten is not only a teaching event, but the sign of the renewal and restoration of life in the heart of Samaria,” he said. “Children who start their day here by laughing and singing are a real answer to anyone who thought the payment would be removed. With the help of all parts of our country.”

Attaking the event is Ayala Levy, the last-Kindergarten teacher of Homesh before artificial.

“This is a very motivating time,” he said. “I never dreamed that one day I was back to home kindergarten.”

The new Kindergarten teacher, Atara, was very grateful for the opening of the new Kindergarten.

“Thank you for everyone,” she said. “Kindergarten will be the most beautiful and sweetest place in the world.”

“The last two decades, we were expelled from here, and we also suffer with 20 years of struggle to return,” households and exile “Benny Gal said at the party. “The backbone of Homesh’s residents tried to return one day after being evicted, and they continued to retry countless times. We now have the right to see salvation, fulfillment of prophecy, with our eyes.”

HomeK History: Her accommodation and now trying to rebuild

Homesh is a place to live in northern Samaria in West Bank forcibly released in 2005 at the time of being demolished, and all households and organized structures.

Homesh site has been noted by Israel as a legitimate Palestinian work, even though the owners were not allowed to return to their country.

Efforts are repeatedly created to establish illegal exit or Yashiva in the area, all that encountered repeated opposition with IDF.

While Homesh residence has never been re-established, the government returned Marchs on March 2023

In accordance with YnetHomesh currently has 20 families living there, Homesh of Shiva enrolled 50 students. New Kindergarten currently has about 20 registered children.