Karney Shomron is a settlement located in the Palestinian Territory, Occupied. It is situated in the northern part of the West Bank and is considered to be part of the Israeli settlement bloc. The settlement was established in 1977 and is home to a population of approximately 7,000 Israeli settlers.
Karney Shomron is surrounded by several Palestinian villages, including Kafeel Haris and Deir Istiya, and is located near the Green Line, the internationally recognized boundary between Israel and the West Bank. Due to its location, the settlement has been a source of contention and a stumbling block for Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.
The settlement is known for its modern infrastructure, well-developed residential areas, and a range of services and amenities for its residents. It has its own educational institutions, healthcare facilities, shopping centers, and recreational areas.
However, the presence and expansion of Israeli settlements in the Palestinian Territory, including Karney Shomron, have been condemned by the international community as illegal under international law and as an obstacle to achieving a two-state solution. The establishment of settlements in occupied territories has been a major point of contention in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and has contributed to ongoing tensions and disputes between the two sides.