Settlement Movement Establishes New Outpost Facing Gaza
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The settlement movement 'Nahala' established a new outpost called 'Halutzei Aza' overnight near the Gaza border fence. Over 700 participants, including bereaved families and IDF veterans, were involved in the effort. The movement is demanding the government relocate the outpost to the northern buffer zone, stating that Jewish settlement in Gaza is crucial for Israel's security.
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- Settlement movement 'Nahala' established a new outpost named 'Halutzei Aza' near the Gaza border.
- Over 700 people, including bereaved families and IDF veterans, participated in the outpost's establishment.
- The movement demands the government relocate the outpost to the northern buffer zone.
- The action is part of a three-year effort to re-establish settlements in Gaza.
- The movement claims Jewish settlement in Gaza is vital for Israel's security.
The settlement movement 'Nahala' established a new outpost named 'Halutzei Aza' (Pioneers of Gaza) overnight between Thursday and Friday. The outpost is located in the Shimoni Forest, near Kibbutz Kfar Aza, facing the border fence with the Gaza Strip. Several mobile homes and temporary structures were erected at the site.
According to the movement, over 700 people participated in the establishment of the outpost, including bereaved families, IDF veterans wounded in past conflicts, rabbis, and Knesset members. This action follows a three-year effort by the movement to promote the idea of re-establishing settlements in the Gaza Strip, referencing the former Gush Katif settlements.
The 'Nahala' movement has issued a demand to the government, calling for the immediate relocation of the outpost to the northern buffer zone. The movement asserts that Gaza is an integral part of the Land of Israel and that Jewish settlement there is essential for Israel's security and will instill a clear sense of defeat in adversaries.
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