Number of Jewish Silwan Residents Doubles in Overnight Mission

Dozens of settlers move into two buildings in the predominantly Arab neighborhood of East Jerusalem.

Nir Hasson
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Dozens of Israeli settlers moved into two homes in the predominantly Arab neighborhood of Silwan in East Jerusalem overnight Sunday. The move effectively doubled the number of Jews living in the central part of Silwan, where relatively few Jewish families had lived before.

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