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Feeling at home in Hebron: The Texans putting Judea and Samaria on the American tourist map

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“Feeling at home in Hebron: The Texans putting Judea and Samaria on the American tourist map”

No region in the world is generating more headlines right now than Judea and Samaria. Article after article pours out at a dizzying pace — just last week, a Hamas terror attack claimed the lives of two Israeli soldiers near the Yehuda Junction. The controversial territory, where serious incidents erupt almost daily, and the unrest […] The post Feeling at home in Hebron: The Texans putting Judea and Samaria on the American tourist map appeared first on www.israelhayom.com .

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