Former Gush Katif Residents: Regime Leaves Them Indefinitely Homeless

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20 Months Without a Home: Gush Katif Report, by Hillel Fendel (Israel National News)

For related reports, click here as well as; Expulsion Won’t be Repeated, by Elyakim Haetzni (Ynet)

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Out of 1,667 families expelled from Gush Katif in August 2005 by the Ariel Sharon government, 1,405 are living together in 26 temporary sites. Not one permanent home has begun to be built.

In order to turn a temporary site into a permanent one, a contract must be signed between the government, the residents, and the permanent community already there or the owners. read more

Saudi Plan: Israel Must Walk Away

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Embrace of Jihadist ‘Peace’ By Caroline Glick (Jerusalem Post)

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Sunday, the Olmert-Livni-Peretz government has announced that it is open to negotiating on the basis of the Arab plan. As one government official told The Jerusalem Post, Israel will “not dismiss” the plan.

THIS IS Israel’s position in spite of the fact that the Arab plan calls for Israel to surrender east, north and south Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria and the Golan Heights to Hamas and Syria and for Israel to permit four to five million hostile, foreign-born Arabs posing as Palestinian “refugees” to immigrate to its truncated territory. As the “peace” plan makes clear, all these suicidal Israeli moves must come before the Arab states will be willing to have “regular” (whatever that means) relations with the indefensible, overrun Jewish state. read more

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Parsha Tzav 5767: The Constancy of the Jews

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by Moshe Burt

In our Parsha, Tzav is Moshe’s command from Hashem to Aaron HaKohen and his sons to take up and clothe themselves in their Vestments, their garments of service in the Mishkan, and to begin their daily Avodah (service and offerings in the Mishkan).

For seven days, Moshe taught Aaron HaKohen and his sons the laws of their Avodah in the Mishkan. (You might say that they were given, as they term it in the US, OJT from Shemayim.) On the eighth day, Aaron and his sons began their Avodah. read more

Will Former Gush Katif Residents be Stuck in Ramshackle Nitzan Permanently?

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Temporary Site Will Eventually Become Permanent, Say Evacuees, by Shmulik Hadad (Ynet)

For related reports on the Regime’s abject neglect of the expelled former Gush Katif residents, click here.

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Gush Katif evacuees living in Nitzan don’t know who to turn to. They fear temporary site will become permanent, claim authorities will not take responsibility for them.

Gush Katif evacuees living in the mobile-home site Nitzan were hoping to celebrate Pessach, the festival of freedom, in a permanent location. However, the harsh reality is that a year and a half after they were removed from their homes in the Gaza strip, there is no solution for them in sight. read more

Homesh Re-Entry Now Underway: To be Updated Throughout the Day

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Coverage of the Homesh Re-entry and Re-Establishment Will Continue on Tuesday

An Evening Bright With Hope in Homesh, by Hana Levi Julian (Israel National News)

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The site of the destroyed Samaria community of Homesh came alive Monday night with dancing and singing and plans for the future.

The musician “Yirmiyahu” provided melodies and musings in what participants called a “Woodstock with separate seating” atmosphere. Fireworks augmented light provided by a generator that was recently hidden in the abandoned infrastructure. read more

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Homesh… and Leftist Hate Journalism from H-ll!

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The Very Paradigm of Leftist Hate-Mongering…

Welcome to Settler Nation. Now, Obey!, by Bradley Burston Haaretz

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Spring is here, and the radical settler movement has a message for you: We’re in charge. Resistance is futile. We know what’s good for you. Learn to take your medicine. Here’s the way it should be, and sooner or later, that’s the way it will be.

This week, we’re gathering at Homesh, they inform the People Israel. Homesh, one of the four Samaria [northern West Bank settlements] evacuated and destroyed during the 2005 disengagement that also saw the end of all settlement in the Gaza Strip. read more

Monday War News

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Arab Caught With Improvised Grenade Near Shechem

Molotov Cocktail, Rocks Thrown at Israeli Vehicles

2 Palestinians Arrested for Transporting Weapons

IDF Arrests 10 Palestinians in West Bank [Judea and Samaria] Operations

Taxi Driver Suspects Passenger is Terrorist

Al Aksa Warns of Attacks following Homesh March

Explosives Detonated in Northern Gaza Strip [Near the Security Fence]

2 Palestinians Arrested for Throwing Molotov Cocktails

Suspected Terrorist from Tanzim Arrested

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Attempt to Reestablish Homesh: The Right Move Singularly?

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Commentary;

Sometime on Monday afternoon, groups of religious and nationalist teenagers and young adults will attempt to enter and reestablish the town of Homesh, one of 4 Shomron towns where Jews were expelled in August of 2005 as part of the expulsion of Jews from Gush Katif.

This author questions a strategy of making this move as a singular action comprised of a few thousand people rather than a part of a wider action involving tens or hundreds of thousands or more; including numerous diversions and whether this action should itself be a diversion for a wider action, perhaps aimed at government change or at spreading the police too thin and thus shutting down the country. read more

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