Israelis should be allowed to live in Gaza again
And that's the goal of the Nachala movement:
Nachala, a grassroots movement working tirelessly to prepare the return of thousands of Israelis to Gaza once the IDF and government clear the area, has become a household name in Israel. At the forefront of a historic mission, Nachala is committed to restoring Jewish life in Yehuda, Shomron, and Gaza.I strongly encourage Nachala to keep on firmly with their vital mission, and work to reverse the damage that Ariel Sharon - who turned out to be quite a monster - did virtually at the behest of anti-Israelists 2 decades ago. Now, it's time to mend the harm he and other leftists like him caused.
As war continues, the call to reestablish Jewish communities in Gaza grows louder — not just for security, but as a moral imperative deeply tied to the Jewish people’s connection to the land.
Nachala chairman Tzvi Elimelech Sharbaf explains: “The only way to regain our security and uphold our values is to conquer Gaza and establish widespread Jewish settlement.”
This vision is gaining rapid support across religious, national, and even secular circles. The October 7th attacks awakened many to the urgency of transforming Gaza into a thriving, secure Jewish region.
Israel’s war in Gaza is a battle for national survival. The central goals — eliminating Hamas and returning the hostages — are vital. While emotionally compelling, a hostage deal that undermines military objectives would only prolong conflict and invite more bloodshed. The majority of Israeli citizens and soldiers now agree: only full control of Gaza will bring long-term peace and security.
[...] Today, with a right-leaning Israeli government and a favorable American administration, the window of opportunity to resettle Gaza hasn’t been this strong in two decades. The alternatives — insecurity, continued terror, and diplomatic weakness — are no longer viable.
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