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Mordehai Minster, who co-founded a sheep farm in the West Bank: "“I am bothered by the fact that America's turning on us"
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"“I am bothered by the fact that America's turning on us, and we're turning on America. … I see it as losing a friendship,” says Mordehai Minster, who co-founded a sheep farm in the West Bank. “But Israel will find other allies,” he says. https://cbsn.ws/3UgL065" - Source
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Name variants: Mordehai Minster; Mordechai Minster; Rabbi Mordechai Minster; Hebrew: מרדכי מינסטר.
Co Founder of Eitam Farm / Eitam Hill (חוות העיטם / גבעת העיטם), an illegal outpost near Efrat, Bethlehem Governorate.
In a 2022 interview, he explicitly said his goal was to prevent Palestinian expansion from Bethlehem towards eastern Gush Etzion, describing sheep grazing as a way to hold territory.
In The recent reporting of CBS 60 Minutes, on October 11, 2026, he was interviewed him about settler sheep farms and their impact on neighbouring Palestinian communities. He described grazing as a way to establish territorial boundaries and said settler violence did not undermine what he considers their right to the land.