As Western nations rush to recognize a Palestinian state, Karnei Shomron answers with facts on the ground — expanding Jewish settlement in the heart of Samaria.
In a bold and historic move, the Karnei Shomron Council has announced the establishment of a brand-new Jewish community north of Highway 55 — a direct response to Britain, Australia, Canada, and others recognizing a Palestinian state.
Council head Yonatan Kuznitz declared the initiative as more than construction; it is a declaration of sovereignty:
“The future of Jewish settlement is determined here on the hills of Samaria by the State of Israel, not in the diplomatic corridors of foreign governments.”
The council stressed that this is only the beginning of a larger campaign to secure Israel’s heartland for future generations. Kuznitz added:
“While distant countries issue empty declarations, here in Karnei Shomron we are focused on building and taking action. Sovereignty is not a slogan. We don’t just talk — we build.”
The new community expands the map of Karnei Shomron, reinforcing the town’s role as a flagship of Jewish life in Samaria. For residents and leaders alike, this is more than a local development; it is a national message. Each home, each road, each school is a living testimony that Israel’s future is written in bricks and mortar, not in foreign resolutions.
As the international arena indulges in symbolic gestures, Karnei Shomron delivers reality on the ground: a thriving and growing Jewish presence in the land of Israel’s forefathers.
