New Outpost Halutzei Gaza Established Near Border Fence
The Nachala movement established the Halutzei Gaza outpost near Kfar Aza overnight, with over 700 participants calling for renewed Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip.
Nachala settlement movement established a new outpost named Halutzei Gaza overnight near Kfar Aza, directly opposite the Gaza Strip border fence. More than 700 people participated in the nocturnal operation, including bereaved families, IDF wounded veterans, rabbis, and public figures.
The newly erected site features several caravans and temporary structures brought in advance. Organizers stated that the move marks a significant first step toward renewing Jewish settlement in the Gaza envelope and returning to Gush Katif communities evacuated in 2005.
Following the setup, the movement issued a formal demand to the government, calling for the immediate authorization and relocation of the outpost into the northern security buffer zone. Activists asserted that establishing Jewish communities in the area is essential to guaranteeing national security and instilling a clear sense of defeat in the enemy.
