Devenir la Toscane d'Israël : le gouvernement lance l'initiative « Sentier biblique » pour promouvoir le tourisme en Judée-Samarie
Le projet touristique de 3,2 millions de shekels comprendra une promenade accessible et un pont suspendu reliant le centre patrimonial Eilon Moreh au sommet de la réserve naturelle du Mont Kabir
Évaluation
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.