Depuis trois semaines, le mouvement de colonisation extrémiste Nachala a installé un campement temporaire  dans la forêt de Simhoni, à trois kilomètres de la bande de Gaza, avec pour objectif d’entrer...

Depuis trois semaines, le mouvement de colonisation extrémiste Nachala a installé un campement temporaire  dans la forêt de Simhoni, à trois kilomètres de la bande de Gaza, avec pour objectif d’entrer...

Tchya Haim had until now been living in an Israeli settlement in the West Bank.

Tchya Haim vivait jusqu'à présent dans une colonie israélienne en Cisjordanie.

The Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF) and police were preparing to evacuate an unauthorized outpost on Friday after it was established by settlers from the Nahala movement in Simhoni Forest, near the Gaza border, Ynet reported. Police officers and KKL-JNF representatives surveyed the area on Tuesday to coordinate the evacuation, which was expected to take place next week. Police were reportedly hoping to reach an agreement with the settlers for them to leave voluntarily, but were preparing to use force if they refused, according to…

Depuis trois semaines, le mouvement de colonisation extrémiste Nachala a installé un campement temporaire  dans la forêt de Simhoni, à trois kilomètres de la bande de Gaza, avec pour objectif d’entrer…

Depuis trois semaines, le mouvement de colonisation extrémiste Nachala a installé un campement temporaire  dans la forêt de Simhoni, à trois kilomètres de la bande de Gaza, avec pour objectif d’entrer dans l’enclave palestinienne. Leur sort pourrait dépendre du prochain gouvernement qui se formera à la suite des élections législatives du 27 octobre. 

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Gift icon0 / 3 No gift articles left You've used all of your gift articles. 3 more will become available on the 1st of every month. The Simhoni Forest: While many Palestinians dream of escaping the ruins of Gaza, Israeli Tchiya Chaim cannot wait for the chance to move there – and take her 11 children with her. For the past week, the settler activist and hundreds of comrades have been living in an outpost in southern Israel, just a few hundred metres from the Gaza border. Working quickly overnight to avoid detection, they established what looks like a squatter campsite with rows of tents, tarpaulins, demountables and caravans. There is also a jumping castle for young children and a classroom lined with religious texts. They have called the encampment Halutzei Aza – “the Pioneers of Gaza”. “God willing, we will stay here until the government will take this settlement and put it into Gaza,” says Chaim, a member of the controversial Nachala settler organisation led by Daniella Weiss, known as the godmother of the Israeli settler movement. “It’s part of Israel,...

Activists from the Nachala movement established an outpost over the weekend in Simhoni Forest, between Kfar Aza and Nahal Oz near the Gaza border. They describe it as "an intermediate destination for settlement in Gaza," prompting the Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council on Sunday to call on police to "act without delay to enforce the law at the site." Although police and the military have so far made no effort to evacuate the activists, police said in a statement that "a complaint was received from the Jewish National Fund regarding unauthorized entry into Simhoni Forest and the construction of structures at the site. The complaint is being handled in accordance with police powers under the law and in coordination with the relevant authorities." Nachala was founded during Israel's 2005 disengagement from Gaza by right-wing activist Daniella Weiss. Since then, its members have focused primarily on establishing outposts in the West Bank. Throughout the war in Gaza, the movement has called for the renewal of Jewish settlement in the territory, and on several occasions its activists have entered the Gaza Strip. The new outpost, which activists call "Gaza Pioneers," was established using methods similar to those employed in the West Bank: quickly...

Nahala claimed that over 700 people, including dozens of families with children, rabbis, MKs, bereaved families, and wounded IDF veterans, participated in establishing the "Pioneers of Gaza" outpost.

The kite was discovered in Simhoni Forest on Tuesday, weeks after another kite from Gaza was found in Moshav Shuva; local residents voiced concern over Hamas growing stronger.

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