Hundreds of activists established a settlement near the Gaza border: "We demand to enter the Strip"

More than 700 people, including dozens of families, bereaved families, and wounded IDF soldiers, participated last night in establishing a new settlement point near the Gaza Strip border, initiated by the Nachala movement. The activists set up structures and basic infrastructure, declared the settlement "Halutzei Gaza" (Pioneers of Gaza), and called on the government to relocate it into the Strip. The organizers demand the repeal of the Disengagement Law and the encouragement of emigration.

More than 700 people, including dozens of families, bereaved families, and wounded IDF soldiers, participated last night (between Thursday and Friday) in establishing a new settlement point near the Gaza Strip border. The move, initiated by the Nachala movement, included setting up structures and basic infrastructure and declaring the settlement "Halutzei Gaza." The activists call on the government to allow the relocation of the settlement point into the Strip. According to the organizers, the nighttime operation included families with children, rabbis, Knesset members, and public figures. The movement presented the move as a response to the war in Gaza and as a call for the renewal of Israeli settlement in the Strip, while demanding the repeal of the Disengagement Law and encouraging emigration. At this stage, no government approval for establishing a settlement at the site or a decision to move it into the Strip has been reported. The article cites the Nachala movement as the sole source, without a response from official bodies.