Justice Minister Yariv Levin said in an interview with Channel 14 that he believes Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip will eventually be restored, comparing the process to the return to the former settlement of Sha-Nur. 'It took time to return to Sha-Nur, and I believe it will happen in Gush Katif too — we need patience,' Levin stated.
Justice Minister Yariv Levin said in an interview with Channel 14 that he believes Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip will be restored, drawing a comparison to the return to the former settlement of Sha-Nur. 'It took time to return to Sha-Nur, and I believe it will happen in Gush Katif too — we need patience,' Levin stated. The interview was broadcast Saturday evening. No other sources have corroborated the remarks.
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