Settlement Activist's Widow and Children Join Gaza Resettlement Group
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Shoshana Bauer, widow of settlement activist Efi Bauer, has moved with her children to the "Halutzei Aza" group, which seeks to renew Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip. The move was announced at a memorial for her late husband and son. Bauer stated the relocation continues her family's legacy of settlement activism. The Nachala Movement supports the initiative, seeing it as a continuation of past settlement efforts.
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- Shoshana Bauer and her children joined the "Halutzei Aza" group aiming to resettle Gaza.
- The move was announced at a memorial for her late husband, settlement activist Efi Bauer.
- Bauer stated the relocation continues her family's long-standing commitment to settlement.
- The Nachala Movement supports the initiative, comparing it to past settlement efforts.
- The group is actively working to establish a Jewish settlement point within Gaza.
Shoshana Bauer, widow of the late settlement activist Ephraim (Efi) Yaakov Bauer, has moved with her children to a group aiming to re-establish Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip. The move was revealed during a memorial event in Avitar marking three years since the deaths of Bauer and his son Yosef. Bauer's brothers also relocated to Avitar within the past year. The "Halutzei Aza" (Pioneers of Gaza) settlement nucleus, located opposite Gaza City, is dedicated to establishing a Jewish community within the Strip. Shoshana Bauer stated at the memorial that her family's move signifies a continuation of their lifelong commitment to settlement activities. She described the effort to resettle Gaza as a response to the "great affection and yearning" of the Israeli people to return to the "beloved Gaza Strip, the inheritance of the tribe of Judah." Bauer urged the public to join the settlement efforts, aiming to "build another floor in the national construction" across all of Israel. Daniela Weiss, Chairwoman of the Nachala Movement, compared the Bauer family's move to their pioneering roles in past settlements like Homesh and Avitar, predicting their commitment to Gaza will be groundbreaking. The Nachala Movement stated that since October 7th, they have been actively promoting the renewal of Jewish settlement in Gaza, with the "Halutzei Aza" nucleus working to establish a settlement point within the Strip.