After the controversy over the removal of a Palestinian body from a grave near Sa-Nur, local Israelis say the action was a planned move intended to create a future restriction on the development of the renewed town.
Dutch right-wing leader Geert Wilders praises the return to Sa-Nur and congratulates Samaria Regional Council head, 'growing international support reflects recognition of Israel’s rights.'
Twenty-one years after the Disengagement, a plan to build 126 permanent homes in Sa-Nur was approved, with private houses alongside apartment buildings around the historic fortress.
The Supreme Planning Council approved the construction and regularization plans for several Israeli towns in the Jordan Valley.
Shlomo Halfon, who was expelled from the town at age 20 while carrying the Torah scroll donated by his late father, returned it to the newly re-established town's synagogue.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich laid out his vision for Israel’s ongoing multi-front campaign during a speech reopening the town of Sa-Nur in northern Samaria.
Families from Sa-Nur to celebrate Passover in their community, ahead of permanent resettlement of the area.
Dozens of trailers were placed in Sa-Nur as part of plans to resettle the evacuated community, following approval of housing units and infrastructure steps.
Twenty years after the Disengagement Plan, the Menashe Brigade headquarters is leaving Ein Shemer and returning to central Samaria.
Supreme Planning Council to approve comprehensive construction plans in Sa-Nur. Minister Smotrich: 'Sa-Nur is returning home not with slogans, but with plans, budgets, roads and facts on the ground.'
In a festive ceremony marking 50 years since the establishment of Kedumim, hundreds of residents from the settlement participated.
Central Command Chief Avi Bluth approves jurisdiction for 13 new communities, paving the way for legal planning, development, and infrastructure. Minister Smotrich: 'A significant step in strengthening Jewish presence.'
A group of families advocating for returning to Sa-Nur today visited the former town in northern Samaria today, marking 20 years since their expulsion.
Former residents and young couples gather for founding meeting to relaunch Sa-Nur, marking 20 years since the community's uprooting in the disengagement.
In landmark move led by Defense Minister Israel Katz and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, Israel's Cabinet authorizes new settlements — including in Homesh and Sa-Nur — as part of strategy to solidify Israeli presence and block a Palestinian state.
Jonathan Pollard accompanied a group of uprooted residents of Sa-Nur, who planted trees in the evacuated village.
The bill lifts the ban on entering and staying in areas in northern Samaria, which was established during the 2005 Disengagement.
An Israeli bus carrying MK Bezalel Smotrich was stoned while returning from Sa-Nur. No one was hurt, but the bus was damaged.
Religious Zionist Party chief demands government rebuild Israeli town in northern Samaria evacuated in 2005 Disengagement.
Thousands of Israelis gather at Samaria settlement evacuated during 2005 Disengagement. 'The people of Israel want to come back home.'
Coalition Chairman promises he will work to return Sa-Nur core group to site. Yossi Dagan: 'We'll continue following progress until return.'
This is far from the first time in the last 15 years that an attempt has been made to reestablish the community following the Disengagement.
Families expelled form northern Samaria in 2005 demand right-wing politicians pledge to allow them to return.
Thirteen years after their town was demolished, Sa-Nur expellees visit the site of their former town together with MKs and supporters.
Agriculture Minister visits Yeshivat Homesh, calls them 'most pioneering group in Israel 2018. We continue to work so we can return home.'
Samaria evictees present PM with matzah baked in Sa-Nur, request he cancel Disengagement Law and let them return to homes destroyed in 2005.
Ministers and MKs attend rally at site of Samaria town destroyed in 2005 disengagement. 'Time has come to correct injustice.'
For first time since disengagement school children visit areas evacuated in northern Samaria.
Former residents made their way to the evacuated town of Sa-Nur overnight, but were intercepted by police and army forces.
You 'get what you pay for' in politics, said Jewish Home MK Nissan Slomiansky. The Likud has a long record of demolitions and freezes.
Witnesses who refused to leave Sa-Nur said that at least two Border Guards had refused to participate in the forcible evacuation.
Protestors at Sa-Nur said that some of the security forces involved in the evacuation of the site had acted in a violent manner.
Security forces evacuate some 250 people in Sa-Nur in northern Samaria. Most left without incident.
More families and supplies make it past IDF in return to northern Samaria homes 10 years after Disengagement expulsion.
Fears rise that families who returned to their homes will be expelled again; they call on Netanyahu not to 'add sin' of making IDF do it.
Dozens of families returned to Sa-Nur, a decade after Disengagement. IDF is set to evict them.
On Saturday night, the eve of Tisha B'Av, dozens gathered to read the book of Eicha in the northern Samaria community of Homesh.
Widow of terror victim tells Arutz Sheva she and her children waiting to return home to Homesh 10 years later and 'undo the crime.'
Hundreds visit Sa-Nur, one of 4 towns in Samaria uprooted 10 years ago, call to correct the Disengagement 'mistake.'
Could Jews return to Homesh and Sa-Nur? Bill backed by several MKs to right the 'terrible decree' of the Disengagement.
Dep. Min. Ben Dahan says his party will not stay in the government until it is too late, as happened in the Disengagement.
Fifty activists from the Homesh First group celebrate a Tu B'Shvat seder in the community of Sa-Nur, destroyed in 2005.
