The article in Haaretz about the shelter in Binyamin and the dig

Channel 14 reports on Haaretz data showing that 1,391 shelters have been deployed across Israel since the start of Operation Roar of the Lion, 105 of them in Binyamin. Israel Gantz responded to criticism: 'The days when residents of Judea and Samaria were second-class citizens are over.'

Channel 14 reports on data published in Haaretz regarding the deployment of shelters since the start of Operation Roar of the Lion. According to the data, 1,391 shelters have been placed across the country, of which 105 are in Binyamin and 423 in Judea and Samaria. Head of the Binyamin Regional Council and Chairman of the Yesha Council, Israel Gantz, responded to the newspaper's criticism, saying, 'The days when residents of Judea and Samaria were second-class citizens are over.' The initiative included placing shelters in all trailer neighborhoods in Binyamin, as part of a national plan totaling about 80 million shekels formulated by Gantz with Defense Minister Israel Katz and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich. Gantz emphasized that the response was also provided in the north and south.