Har Hebron Regional Council

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The Har Hebron Regional Council (Hebrew: מועצה אזורית הר חברון‎) is a regional council in the southern Judean Hills, or rather, the southern part of the West Bank, administering villages in the Hebron region, as well as others nearby. The headquarters are located adjacent to Otniel. Founded in 1983, the first settlement was Beit Yatir.

The current "mayor" of the Council is Tzviki Bar Chai. About 5000 Israelis live in the council's municipal territory, most of which are not adherents of Orthodox Judaism.

While the local council of Kiryat Arba is physically located within the territory of the Har Hebron Regional Council, it is an independent local council.

This regional council provides various municipal services for the following villages within its territory:

  • Adura
  • Asfar (Metzad)
  • Beit Hagai
  • Beit Yatir (moshav)
  • Eshkolot
  • Karmel (moshav)
  • Livneh
  • Ma'on (moshav)
  • Metzadot Yehuda
  • Negohot
  • Otniel
  • Pene Hever (Ma'ale Hever)
  • Shani
  • Shim'a
  • Susiya
  • Telem
  • Tene (Ma'ale Omarim)


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