New Gaza Border Settlement Established by Settlers
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
More than 700 people, including dozens of families, established a new settlement outpost named "Chutzei Gaza" near the Gaza Strip border on Friday night. Organized by the Nachala movement, the initiative aims to promote settlement in Gaza. The settlers are calling on the government to move the outpost into the northern Gaza buffer zone. Their demands for the next government include establishing settlements in Gaza and revoking the Disengagement Law.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Over 700 people established a new settlement outpost named "Chutzei Gaza" near the Gaza border.
- The initiative was organized by the Nachala movement, which advocates for settlement in Gaza.
- Settlers are demanding the government relocate the outpost into the northern Gaza buffer zone.
- The Nachala movement wants the next government to establish settlements in Gaza.
- Participants included bereaved families, IDF veterans, rabbis, and Knesset members.
Over 700 people, including dozens of families, established a new settlement outpost named "Chutzei Gaza" (Gaza Pioneers) near the Gaza Strip border on Friday night. The outpost, located opposite Gaza City, includes erected structures and basic infrastructure. Among the participants were bereaved families, IDF veterans, rabbis, Knesset members, and public figures. The initiative was organized by the Nachala movement, which advocates for settlement in the Gaza Strip. The movement is now urging the government to relocate the settlement from its current location to the northern Gaza Strip buffer zone. Nachala stated, "Only taking land and settling will instill a clear consciousness of defeat in the enemy. We demand the government stand firm against pressures and immediately order the relocation of the settlement to the northern buffer zone in Gaza, which is an integral part of the Land of Israel." The movement also outlined its demands for the next government, including establishing settlements in the Gaza region, revoking the Disengagement Law, and encouraging emigration.
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