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0404Politics

Hundreds Establish New Settlement Outpost Near Gaza Border

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

More than 700 people, including families and public figures, established a new settlement outpost called "Chutzei Aza" near the Gaza Strip border overnight. Organized by the Nachala movement, the initiative aims to renew Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip. The movement is now demanding the government relocate the outpost into northern Gaza and adopt a policy of establishing new settlements in the area.

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  • Over 700 people established a new settlement outpost named "Chutzei Aza" near the Gaza border overnight.
  • The initiative, organized by the Nachala movement, aims to renew Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip.
  • Participants included families, bereaved families, IDF veterans, rabbis, and Knesset members.
  • The Nachala movement is demanding the government relocate the outpost into northern Gaza.
  • The movement argues that renewed settlement is crucial for national and security interests.
  • Nachala seeks to make settlement in Gaza official government policy.
Hundreds Establish New Settlement Outpost Near Gaza Border
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Over 700 people, including dozens of families with children, gathered near the Gaza Strip border overnight to establish a new settlement outpost named "Chutzei Aza" (Gaza Pioneers). The event, which took place opposite Gaza City, involved setting up structures and initiating basic infrastructure development as part of an initiative to advance the renewal of Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip.

Among the participants were bereaved families, IDF veterans, rabbis, Knesset members, and public figures. The activity was organized by the Nachala movement, which advocates for Jewish settlement in Gaza and views this as a first step toward its vision of establishing new communities in the area.

Following the outpost's establishment, the Nachala movement petitioned the government, demanding the relocation of the settlement point from its current location near the border to the northern Gaza Strip. The movement asserts that renewing settlement is a matter of national and security importance, arguing that establishing Jewish communities in the region would demonstrate to adversaries the consequences of conflict with Israel.

The Nachala movement aims to transform this local initiative into official government policy. Ahead of the formation of the next government, movement representatives presented a series of demands, including the establishment of settlements in the Gaza Strip.

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