Charlie’s battle was also theirs—not just for their respective national security, but for the national soul. Our battle on those sands was not only for land but for values: elite power versus the common man; godless nihilism versus rational faith; radical individualism versus traditional family; conformity versus independent thought.
Charlie Kirk, American Settler Read More »
In the final part of the JNS series marking 20 years since the Gaza pullout, Einat Bloch, a teenage activist at the time of the Gaza pullout in 2005, says that leaving Gaza saved her community from an Oct. 7-style attack.
Former evacuee from Gush Katif: ‘The expulsion from Gaza was a miracle’ Read More »
Bryna Hilburg, a symbol of the bereaved families of Gush Katif, talks to JNS about the attacks in Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, and the prospect of reinterring the remains of her son in Gaza.
“It should be a strip of land open to all, not something closed,” says Meir Dana-Picard, a leader of the 2005 resistance against disengagement.
Jewish return advocate: Gaza must be ‘continuation’ of the Western Negev Read More »
“For me, the idea is not to go back to Gush Katif, but to go back to a type of social, historical, Zionist, Jewish awareness that it’s a part of the State of Israel.”
Former Gush Katif resident Laurence Beziz: ‘We won’t say we told you so’ Read More »
