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Ongoing Story· Day 3

New Gaza Border Settlement Established by Settlers

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YnetnewsPolitics

Right-Wing Activists Establish Gaza Border Outpost, Vowing to Settle Strip

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Right-wing activists from the Nachala movement established a new outpost near the Gaza border, calling it a staging ground for future settlement in the Strip. The Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council has called on police to enforce the law at the site. Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi attended the outpost's establishment ceremony, supporting the idea of deepening Israeli roots in the Gaza region. The movement, founded by Daniella Weiss, aims to build Jewish communities within Gaza.

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  • Right-wing activists established a new outpost near the Gaza border, aiming to settle the Strip.
  • The Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council urged police to enforce the law at the new outpost.
  • Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi attended the outpost's establishment ceremony.
  • The Nachala movement previously focused on West Bank outposts but now advocates for Gaza settlement.
  • Activists described the outpost as a preparatory destination for settlement in Gaza.
Right-Wing Activists Establish Gaza Border Outpost, Vowing to Settle Strip
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