Likud MKs call on government to raze illegal village of Khan al-Ahmar

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Knesset member Danny Danon (Likud) on Monday morning led a fact-finding visit to a hilltop overlooking the illegal Bedouin encampment of Khan al-Ahmar, located on Highway 1 between Jerusalem and the Dead Sea. You have an illegal Palestinian community that is not being evacuated despite the ruling of the Supreme Court. Khan al-Ahmar was established over 10 years ago, with illegal building on this piece of land. Removing Khan al-Ahmar is correct from a legal and national perspective, and is just. Ido noted that the school in Khan al-Ahmar was a hotbed of anti-Israel hate and incitement to terrorist violence against the Jewish state.
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