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Mitzpe Yair ( , lit.1Yair Lookout ) is an unauthorized Israeli settlement in the West Bank . Located two kilometres south-east of Susia , it falls under the jurisdiction of Har Hebron Regional Council .2It was established by Meir Am-Shalem in October 1998, and, according to Gideon Levy, was a price tag operation set up as Magen David Farm in retribution for the murder of a Susya settler, Yair Har-Sinai, after whom it was subsequently renamed.3 It consists of 15 prefabricated structures, and is home for several families. A vineyard in a wadi , planted on privately owned Palestinian land, and run by Elad Movshoviz, produces 7,000 bottles per annum. A legal case on the ownership of the area is now pending before the Israeli High Court of Justice. Mitzpe Yair is an unauthorized settlement that is regarded as illegal by the Israeli regional administration. In 2007 Peace Now revealed that a police superintendent was residing there despite its illegal status. The officer was ordered to evacuate his house by July that year. The international community considers Israeli settlements in the West Bank illegal under international law , but the Israeli government disputes this. Gideon Levi , 'Not sacred, not stolen,' at Haaretz , 7 September 2012 Tovah Lazaroff, Yaakov Lappin, 'South Hebron Hills land dispute turns violent', Jerusalem Post 05/09/2008 'this had not stopped seven or eight families from placing caravans on the land to create the small Mitzpe Yair outpost . . Those caravans' placement has been deemed by the Civil Administration of Judea and Samaria to be illegal and there are enforcement proceedings under way against them.' Weiss, Efrat (2007-01-01).4
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Place in Israel Mitzpe Yair ( , lit. Yair Lookout ) is an unauthorized Israeli settlement in the West Bank . Located two kilometres south-east of Susia , it falls under the jurisdiction of Har Hebron Regional Council . It was established by Meir Am-Shalem in October 1998 and is home to 8-9 families. It was formerly known as Magen David . Mitzpe Yair is an unauthorized settlement that is regarded as illegal by the Israeli regional administration. In 2007 Peace Now discovered that a police superintendent was residing there despite its illegal status. Tovah Lazaroff, Yaakov Lappin, 'South Hebron Hills land dispute turns violent', Jerusalem Post 05/09/2008 'this had not stopped seven or eight families from placing caravans on the land to create the small Mitzpe Yair outpost . . Those caravans' placement has been deemed by the Civil Administration of Judea and Samaria to be illegal and there are enforcement proceedings under way against them.' Weiss, Efrat (2007-01-01).
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Place in Israel Mitzpe Yair ( , lit. Yair Lookout ) is an unauthorized Israeli settlement in the West Bank . Located two kilometres south-east of Susia , it falls under the jurisdiction of Har Hebron Regional Council . It consists of 15 prefabricated structures, and is home for several families.
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Place in Judea and Samaria Area Mitzpe Yair ( , lit. Yair Lookout ) is an unauthorized Israeli settlement in the West Bank . Located two kilometres south-east of Susya, it falls under the jurisdiction of Har Hebron Regional Council . It consists of 15 prefabricated structures, and is home for several families.
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Place in Judea and Samaria Area Mitzpe Yair ( Hebrew : מצפה יאיר , lit. ' Yair Lookout ' ) is an unauthorized (or illegal under Israeli law) Israeli settlement in the West Bank . Located two kilometres south-east of Susya, it falls under the jurisdiction of Har Hebron Regional Council . It consists of 15 prefabricated structures, and is home for several families. The Times of Israel. 2025-01-22 .
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