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Activists Establish Gaza Border Outpost, IDF Disperses Them
Activists from the 'Nahala' movement established a settlement outpost near the Gaza border, calling it "Pioneers of Gaza" and aiming to eventually move into the Strip. The IDF dispersed the activists and declared the surrounding area a closed military zone.
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What happened
- 01Activists established a new settlement outpost near the Gaza border called "Pioneers of Gaza."
- 02The IDF dispersed the activists and declared the area a closed military zone.
- 03The 'Nahala' movement claims over 700 participants, while the IDF estimates around 50.
- 04Minister Shlomo Karhi supported the activists' initiative to settle in Gaza.
- 05Opposition leaders Yair Lapid and Benny Gantz oppose renewing settlements in Gaza.
- 06The movement demands the government approve relocating the outpost into northern Gaza.
The movement seeks government approval to relocate into northern Gaza, a move supported by Minister Shlomo Karhi but opposed by opposition leaders Yair Lapid and Benny Gantz due to potential international repercussions and security risks.
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