by Oui
Mon Apr 29th, 2024 at 10:03:24 AM EST
Resettling of Gush Katif to erase the fault of Sharon from the history of Jewish supremacy.
"Many of the children who were evacuated from Gush Katif returned there as fighters. We must ensure that they return as settlers. With eternal victory, God willing, we will be victorious."
In call with war criminal Netanyahu, Joe Biden greenlights targeted strikes on Southern Gaza and Rafah, for Israel to stay at the negotiating table for a limited ceasefire and release of captive hostages. An Israeli delegation may join Qatari Hamas talks in Egypt today. Blinken is in Riyadh, will visit Israel and client state Jordan. The Day After ...
Amalek to wipe-out all Palestinian Iives, war on children, incubator babies in medical facilities, sniper killings of pregnant mothers and a village of 5,000 embryos in a single, targeted strike.
Thousands of frozen Gaza IVF embryos destroyed by Israeli "precision" strike | Arab News |
When an Israeli shell struck Gaza's largest fertility clinic in December, the explosion blasted the lids off five liquid nitrogen tanks stored in a corner of the embryology unit.
As the ultra-cold liquid evaporated, the temperature inside the tanks rose, destroying more than 4,000 embryos plus 1,000 more specimens of sperm and unfertilized eggs stored at Gaza City's Al Basma IVF Center.
The impact of that single explosion was far-reaching -- an example of the unseen toll Israel's six-and-a-half-month-old assault has had on the 2.3 million people of Gaza.
The embryos in those tanks were the last hope for hundreds of Palestinian couples facing infertility.
"We know deeply what these 5,000 lives, or potential lives, meant for the parents, either for the future or for the past," said Bahaeldeen Ghalayini, 73, the Cambridge-trained obstetrician and gynecologist who established the clinic in 1997.
Gaza's artificial baby boom | Al Jazeera - 25 Nov 2003 |
Map of would-be Gaza settlements presented at controversial right-wing conference | Hayom
"Part of the righting of the wrong in our thinking is to go back home to Gush Katif [the pre-2005 Gaza settlements]. We need to go back home because that's the Torah, that's historical justice and that's what's right. Today everyone understands that running away [from territory] brings war.
We need to go back home and control the territory. We must also offer incentives for migration and legislation to allow capital punishment for terrorists. To execute them, one after the other, Nuchba terrorist after Nuchba terrorist, we must encourage them [the Gazans] to leave."
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich took the stage right after Ben-Gvir and said the following: "The resilience and determination of the homefront are the keys to victory in war. The people of Israel are at an important crossroads. We must decide whether to flee from terror or learn the lesson and settle the land all over. Without settlement, there is no security. We cried out back then, 'Don't give them guns' and they did not listen to us. We knew what it would lead to and we tried to prevent it. Unfortunately, we received a painful blow, but we are rising back up. We have a nation of lions. Many of the children who were evacuated from Gush Katif returned there as fighters. We must ensure that they return as settlers. With eternal victory, God willing, we will be victorious."
Tourism Minister Haim Katz represented Likud on stage, saying: "I am the son of parents who survived Auschwitz and made the decision to immigrate to the Land of Israel and build the country...Today we have the opportunity to get up and build, renew, and expand the Land of Israel. With spirit and faith, we will do it. For us this is the championship, there is no rerun, no extra time. Now together we will do and we will win." At the end of Katz's statement, rabbis, members of Knesset and ministers ascended the stage in order to sign the "Victory Pact and Renewal of Settlement in the Gaza Strip and Northern Samaria Region."
Israeli ministers join gathering calling for resettlement of Gaza | Al Jazeera |
For many, the Settlements Bring Security conference was the start of correcting a historic wrong. The 2005 evacuation of the 21 Jewish settlements, and their 8,600 residents, from the coastal Gush Katif enclave under the Disengagement plan was a deep spiritual trauma for the religious-Zionist community, bent on completing the restoration of Jewish sovereignty over all of the Land of Israel [Eretz Yisrael: from the River to the Sea].
Some 18 years later, the idea of a Jewish return to Gush Katif is out of cold storage but is still highly controversial, both in Israel and the international community. Yet at the conference, almost a third of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition was in attendance.
Israeli's War on Palestinian Lives - Amalek, wipe them out
