Settlement Activists Establish New Outpost Facing Gaza City
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Over 700 people and dozens of families established a new settlement outpost called "Halutzei Aza" near the Gaza border, facing Gaza City. The initiative, led by the "Nachala" movement, aims to convey a message of holding land as a response to the enemy. The movement is calling on the government to relocate the settlement to the northern Gaza border and to include Gaza settlement establishment in future government platforms.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Over 700 people established a new settlement outpost named "Halutzei Aza" near the Gaza border.
- The "Nachala" movement led the initiative to establish the new outpost.
- Participants included bereaved families, IDF veterans, rabbis, and Knesset members.
- The activists aim to convey a message of holding land as a response to the enemy.
- The movement urged the government to relocate the settlement to the northern Gaza border.
- The movement called for establishing Gaza settlements in future government platforms.
Over 700 individuals and dozens of families established a new settlement outpost named "Halutzei Aza" (Pioneers of Gaza) near the Gaza border overnight, facing Gaza City. The logistical operation involved setting up structures and basic infrastructure on the ground. Participants included bereaved families, IDF veterans, rabbis, Knesset members, and public figures. Those involved stated their presence was intended to convey a message that the response to the enemy and memorializing the war's sacrifices must be expressed through holding onto the land. The "Nachala" movement, which led the initiative, asserted that only seizing territory and settlement would instill a sense of defeat in the enemy. The movement urged the government to resist pressure and immediately order the relocation of the settlement to the northern Gaza Strip's border area. Furthermore, the movement called for the inclusion of establishing Gaza settlements, repealing the Disengagement Law, and encouraging immigration in the next government's foundational principles.
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