The Sovereignty Tour in Judea and Samaria in Pictures

The vision, which even right-wing people once considered delusional and detached from reality, is being transformed into political reality. Government Minister Elkin, who sowed the seeds of sovereignty in the Knesset 16 years ago, believes the time has come to reap the harvest.

The Justice Minister doesn't need anti-Israeli actions at the UN to determine that the time for sovereignty is here, but the UN move fits into a historical puzzle, creating a rare window of opportunity.

Government Minister Eli Cohen: If we need to choose, and it is not certain that we will need to do so, then sovereignty is more important than normalization with Saudi Arabia. Sovereignty is an existential necessity for us.

The office of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir may be the one to take over security responsibilities in Judea and Samaria the day after Israeli sovereignty is applied. Is it prepared for that role? Ben Gvir is calm and confident: Sovereignty is a historic and significant step — but not the only one needed.

Minister Gila Gamliel sees the application of sovereignty first and foremost as a manifestation of the Jewish people’s historic right to the Land of Israel. Political threats and fear tactics? Gamliel has a clear, structured plan — including, incidentally, a broad program for voluntary Arab emigration.

Staff work led by the Finance Minister has established the legal, organizational, and judicial framework for a smooth and immediate transfer of Judea and Samaria to Israeli sovereignty. Addressing a gap of over fifty years.

We summarized and translated into English the podcast conversation between attorney Eran Ben‑Ari, an expert on the legal reality in Judea and Samaria who accompanied Judge Edmond Levy’s report, and attorney Michael Dvorin about what life in Judea and Samaria looks like today and about the urgent necessity of applying sovereignty.

of Israel Once someone who believed that if only Arabs had a better future and economy they wouldn't want to kill us, Aviyad Bachar, a resident of Be’eri, has become convinced that only full sovereignty over the entire Land, cleansed of the enemy, will prevent the next massacre — which, he warns, could be far worse.

The word “sovereignty” doesn’t dazzle MK Avichai Boaron. He demands to know exactly what content is being poured into that word — and warns that sovereignty limited only to the Jordan Valley could lead Israel into a trap six times worse than Gaza.

The chairman of Yisrael Beiteinu places responsibility for the repeated failure to apply sovereignty on the shoulders of Prime Minister Netanyahu: “Even Smotrich knows that as long as he is prime minister, sovereignty, even partial sovereignty, will not be."