The Nachala movement's 'Gaza Vanguard' — families who left their homes and currently live near the Gaza border in a temporary site — thanked Prime Minister Netanyahu for what they termed an endorsement of settlement in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday night. They said they are ready to establish a community in Gaza at any moment.
The Nachala movement's 'Gaza Vanguard' nucleus thanked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday night for what they characterized as a strengthening of their settlement initiative, following his earlier remarks. The group — comprising families who left their homes and are now living in a temporary camp near the Gaza border — stated it is ready to establish a permanent community in the Gaza Strip at any moment.
Nachala, a religious-Zionist settlement advocacy organization, has been campaigning for Jewish settlement in Gaza, as well as in southern Lebanon and Syria. In a statement earlier this month, the movement called on the government to establish Nahal pioneer outposts in captured territory. Netanyahu has previously hinted at quiet promotion of settlement in Gaza, telling Channel 14 in late June that 'there are things you do and don't say' regarding the matter.
The new statement does not specify a timeline or location for the proposed community. The group's declaration follows the Prime Minister's comments at the Wednesday evening press appearance, which they described as a supportive signal.
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