Convertirse en la Toscana de Israel: El Gobierno lanza la iniciativa 'Sendero Bíblico' para promover el turismo en Judea y Samaria
El proyecto turístico de 3.2 millones de NIS incluirá un paseo accesible y un puente colgante que conecte el Centro Patrimonial Eilon Moreh con la cima de la Reserva Natural del Monte Kabir
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The government is spending NIS 3.2 million on a tourism project in the West Bank that includes a promenade and suspension bridge, explicitly comparing the area to Italy's Tuscany. This is not a neutral infrastructure move. The Biblical Trail initiative ties settlement development directly to state-funded tourism promotion, blurring lines between conservation, religious heritage, and territorial claims. Watch for international reaction and whether this draws legal challenges around construction in occupied territory.