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Material from Mount Sabih article of possibly more use here[edit]
West Bank lands were occupied by Israel in the wake of the Six Day War. A military position was established on 3-5 dunums of land on the mountaintop, coinciding with the construction of the “Samaria Crossing” road during the year 1984, “to protect street workers at that time” and for road control.[citation needed] After that, they left the point with the end of work on the street, to reoccupy it during the intifada in 1987. With the end of the intifada, the point was vacated, and reoccupied during the 2000 intifada.[citation needed] Israeli settlers began to set up an illegal outpost named Evyatar, comprising four caravans.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]
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