-"Government ministries are already discussing a far broader plan, on a scale of billions of shekels, which will bring thousands of new families to the area and transform it into a space with a significant civilian presence along the border with Jordan."

-"…three pillars of the current pilot:

Strengthening existing communities: Establishing young neighborhoods and absorption centers that will allow new families to join local standby squads (armed civilian security teams).

National mission hubs: Establishing nearly 30 hubs along the border, including pre-military academies, Nahal (IDF pioneer youth), student villages, and service-year organizations.

Security farms: Establishing agricultural-security farms, some near old military outposts that were abandoned over the years along the water line. The presence of a single family on a farm makes it possible to seize a massive territory and generate continuous surveillance and presence for security forces."

-"Minister Strook is already looking toward the next goals. According to her, if the pilot along the eastern border succeeds, the model will be implemented in other regions as well: "Where there is no settlement, there is no governance, no sovereignty, and no security. I hope we succeed in establishing farms like these in the Negev and the Galilee as well, regions that are crying out for this presence.""

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