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"Local Jewish residents attempted to block the destruction, and some even lied down in the way of the bulldozers."
"Last year, after the massacre of the Hatuel family by Palestinian terrorists, Jewish residents wished to implement an "appropriate Zionist response" by building a new Jewish point of settlement in the Land of Israel in these buildings. "The police, however, warned us not to enter that area," one nearby resident told Arutz-7 today, "as it was 'Arab-owned.' But now, there is no law and no judge, and the army and government do whatever they want, they simply come in wantonly and destroy the buildings.""
"Asked why she thought the structures had deserved the wrath of the authorities, the Shirat HaYam resident said, "They apparently learned of plans by our Kela Agency - Gaza Absorption Authority - to bring in more dozens of people to live there, and so this is their response."
Aryeh Yitzchaki, a leading figure in Kela and in the efforts to bolster the Jewish presence in Gush Katif, said over the weekend that "three more outposts are being planned, similar to the Maoz HaYam (Sea Fortress) Hotel that has earned such a place in the headlines." Asked this morning if the other two still remain, he said, "Don't worry, we'll settle this place as well - and others as well. Right now this place looks like Stalingrad, but we'll turn this into a Jewish outpost, too.""
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"Last year, after the massacre of the Hatuel family by Palestinian terrorists, Jewish residents wished to implement an "appropriate Zionist response" by building a new Jewish point of settlement in the Land of Israel in these buildings. "The police, however, warned us not to enter that area," one nearby resident told Arutz-7 today, "as it was 'Arab-owned.' But now, there is no law and no judge, and the army and government do whatever they want, they simply come in wantonly and destroy the buildings.""
"Asked why she thought the structures had deserved the wrath of the authorities, the Shirat HaYam resident said, "They apparently learned of plans by our Kela Agency - Gaza Absorption Authority - to bring in more dozens of people to live there, and so this is their response."
Aryeh Yitzchaki, a leading figure in Kela and in the efforts to bolster the Jewish presence in Gush Katif, said over the weekend that "three more outposts are being planned, similar to the Maoz HaYam (Sea Fortress) Hotel that has earned such a place in the headlines." Asked this morning if the other two still remain, he said, "Don't worry, we'll settle this place as well - and others as well. Right now this place looks like Stalingrad, but we'll turn this into a Jewish outpost, too.""
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