21 years after the disengagement: the community of Ganim reconnected to the power grid

21 years after the disengagement, the community of Ganim has been reconnected to the national power grid, completing the reconnection of all four northern Samaria communities that were uprooted. Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan recited the Shehecheyanu blessing, and Energy Minister Eli Cohen declared the correction of the disengagement.

21 years after the disengagement plan, the community of Ganim has been reconnected to the national power grid, completing the reconnection of all four northern Samaria communities that were uprooted – Homesh, Sa-Nur, Kadim, and Ganim. The ceremony was attended by Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan, Energy Minister Eli Cohen, and representatives of the Israel Electric Corporation. Dagan recited the Shehecheyanu blessing and said it was a Zionist and security correction. Cohen declared: "We are correcting the disengagement, erasing the Green Line, and continuing to promote sovereignty." The article notes that in place of the original four communities, 11 communities have been reestablished in the last eight months. The head of the Ganim community, Alon Kutzky, said: "We are privileged to bring the light back here." CEO of the Israel Electric Corporation, Meir Spiegler, noted that the company operates according to government decisions.