The hill the bereaved brother established in the heart of hostile territory: "Intentionally in the middle of a village"
A Channel 14 video report presents Givat Tidhar, an outpost established about two months ago in western Binyamin, in the heart of an area defined by the settlers as hostile. The hill, named after Tidhar Gozlan who was killed in a tractor accident, is inhabited by a core group of young men and the Gozlan couple. The report describes harsh living conditions without electricity and water, repeated evacuations by security forces, and the decision to establish the point specifically near Palestinian villages with the declared goal of protecting nearby settlements.
A Channel 14 video report, the second in the series "Here We Conquer with Pleasure," presents Givat Tidhar – an outpost established about two months ago in western Binyamin, near the Palestinian villages of Shabtin and Shuqba. The hill, named after Tidhar Gozlan who was killed in a tractor rollover, is inhabited by a core group of young men and the couple Efrayim and Yerushalayim Gozlan. The report describes basic living conditions: no electricity, water pumped from a well, and no cellular reception. The settlers recount repeated evacuations by security forces, including seven serious evacuations with confiscated carts and a bulldozer, and daily presence of a Border Police jeep in the first month. Efrayim Gozlan explains that the decision to establish the point "intentionally in the middle of a village" stems from a desire to protect nearby settlements from Arab takeovers. He notes that the IDF supports them but the system destroys. The report presents the outpost as a pioneering and inspiring act, emphasizing the hardships and dedication of the settlers.