Tag: Israeli disengagement from Gaza

On Sunday morning, the family went up to Yehuda's grave, on the thirtieth anniversary of his murder.

Someone should mention that the bulk of the blame for the way things stand today at Homesh rests with former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

"Any construction material that's being confiscated today is another bullet in Yehuda Dimentman's chest."

"We join the head of the Samaria Council Yossi Dagan who is a true partner, and announce here: Yeshivat Homesh will exist forever."

"The Israeli government has lost its compass."

A company of IDF soldiers and a Border Police force were stationed at Homesh at the end of Yehuda's Shiva.

MK Yuli-Yoel Edelstein (Likud) said, "In the meantime, the young settlement enterprise has aged a lot."

To make sure it stays the Knesset would have to overturn the 2005 Disengagement Act, which Netanyahu could have done in his 11 years in power and didn't.

Demolition orders were handed to the terrorists' families.

"They will be met by thousands and tens of thousands of lovers of the land who are determined to fight this unfortunate decision and defeat them."

The Jerusalem cops have been on the war path with religious-Zionist politicians in recent days.

In Efrat, students recreated the Gush Katif human chain protest.

The strange “euphoria” and “messianic atmosphere” that the Prime Minister is trying to create is only a smokescreen that is hiding much greater concessions, which have not yet been revealed to the public.

Dagan claims that the Trump plan would include the establishment of a Palestinian state and the surrender of about 70% of Judea and Samaria.

Clearly, Netanyahu is not willing to give up the option of evicting Jewish settlers from their homes in Judea and Samaria, especially those living in the remote outposts.

There is little doubt that Russo, once known as known as the Disengagement Commander, would happily apply his lessons from the Gaza evacuation to the settlers of Judea and Samaria – if he were allowed.

“It’s encouraging, if he succeeds and he sticks to this opinion,” Abu Rdeineh told Reuters.

A month and a half ago, many residents of Yad Binyamin marked the 13th anniversary of their expulsion from Gush Katif in the Gaza Strip.

Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz: "We will be in of control of the envelope around the fence, and the level of terror will drop in the Gaza Strip, as pragmatic forces will rise."

"People were uprooted from their homes just for the sake of uprooting them. "

Ze'ev Elkin, 46, is one of the natural candidates to replace the PM one of these days.

102 housing units will be built in the new settlement, to be named Amichai, which is being built in the Shvut Rachel area of the Benjamin region.

According to Minister Katz, the harbor island would finally remove Israel's responsibility for the situation in Gaza and might prevent a renewed military flare-up.

Dagan and Revivi told Greenblatt that the Obama era is over.

The residents want their replacement homes to be built before being evacuated, not sometime afterwards.

A local official believes most of the missing money is being kept in the Agriculture Ministry's coffers.

A third of the evacuees still live in temporary housing, 14% are unemployed and a third still see themselves as Gush Katif residents.

The AG is obviously feeling that he can't go to battle against a clear Supreme Court ruling to demolish Amona.

Even Israel's best friends in the world envision the ousting of the Jews from Area C, possibly while allowing Israel to retain eastern Jerusalem.

What would better express Israel's independence than allowing the thriving communities of northern Samaria thrive again?