former mk organizes settlement tours - visual presentation

Uzi Landau, a former member of the Likud parliament, has set up a new organization in recent days aimed at bringing Israeli and West Bank settlers closer.
The newly established "Zionist Camp" organization was supported by donations from abroad.
"We want to get people all over the country familiar with Judea and Samaritan," Landau told Ynet . ".
"People don't know what's going on here;
It has nothing to do with the left or right, this is our common denominator; our homeland; our country.
According to the founder of the organization, the purpose of the organization is to change the country's perception of the region, "which is a route to bypass the media.
"According to the group, most Israelis usually do not visit Judea and Samaritan and only get their information from the media.
During the Sukkot holiday, 30 buses from all over the country are expected to arrive at settlements and outposts and visit.
200 people will visit the area today.
The group will take part in an audio/visual presentation at the Kfar Etzion to see the settlement of the Ghush Etzion.
They will also visit Mt.
Holduth is the vineyard of Tkoa and Bat Ayin springs, from which some teams will continue to travel to the Ma'ale Rehavam outpost.
About 250 people visited Hebron yesterday, and one of them visited the Kiryat Arba, the tomb of the ancestor, and the community of Abraham Avenu, with an introduction, photos of the killing of 67 Hebron Jews in 1929 riots and a visit to Tel Romeida.
Visitors will also meet with local residents.
The organization's officials told Ynet: "The goal is to connect these people with the spirit of the community and let them know the reality.