“Judea, Samaria and the Jordan Valley are an inseparable part of the Land of Israel—the historic, cultural and spiritual homeland of the Jewish people,” the preamble to the resolution states.

It would be the first time a Western state singles out Jews for a legal boycott.

It marks the first time a foreign nation has made a financial contribution geared towards the development of Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria.

Letter signed by all ministers from Bibi’s party says now is the time to assert Israeli control over the biblical heartland.

“We have no problem with local Christians,” Samaria Jewish spokesman tells Israel Today.

“Five Israeli suspects were arrested and transferred to the Israel Police for further processing,” the IDF said.

“False Flags and Real Agendas,” produced by Israeli NGO Regavim, describes the “settler violence” smear as a “modern-day blood libel.”

The motion, tabled by coalition and opposition members of the Land of Israel Caucus, was not legally binding.

Combat veterans who served on the front lines during the current war will spearhead the rise of Tevetz, a new community in the northern Jordan Valley.