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Significant achievements to the Lobby for the Evacuees from Gush Katif, in the last days in the Knesset.The intense activity of the MK's of the lobby together with the Gush Katif Committee have lead to significant steps for the foundations and framework for the life of the families The Knesset State control Committee held a special session in the presence of the State Comptroller, Mr. Lindenstrauss who announced the decision to conduct an official State Inquiry which will investigate the failure of the Israeli government to provide suitable solution for the Gush Katif expellees.
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After many discussions and considerations about the character of the commemorations for the third anniversary of the disengagement, the Gush Katif Committee decided that the main event will take place at the Kissufim border, what has been for us the entrance to Gush Katif and represent today the closest place from the home that is still in our hearts and our memories.
The youth, our beautiful and devoted youth will direct the main part of the ceremony and inspire us with their hopes and dreams.
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From Michael Freund.
By courtesy of Jerusalem Post.
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The past month has been difficult. We slowly discovered the huge defeat and defeatist attitude of the Israeli government which abandoned the northern residents for a whole month and allowed them to be bombed by 4,000 missiles from the Hezbollah. Who would have believed that the northern towns would
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Transplanted families need help- By Abigail Klein Leichman | Published 02/22/2008
It’s been 30 months since 1,812 Jewish families in the Gaza Strip were expelled by the Israeli government in a failed quest for peace. The sites of their razed houses, synagogues, cemeteries, and schools are now launching pads for terrorists’ missiles. Most of them remain without permanent living quarters or jobs.Because the refugees of the expulsion are in such dire straits, frustrated by the government’s lack of assistance, Dror Vanunu is headed to the metropolitan area next week to seek help from American organizations and individuals.
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This article was written for the Jewish Press.
July 25, 2007
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MYTH
“Gaza settlers’ greenhouses have bolstered the PA economy.”
FACT
On the eve of Israel’s disengagement from the Gaza Strip in August 2005, Middle East envoy James Wolfensohn brokered a deal to purchase greenhouses built by Jewish settlers in the hope of providing employment and export income to the Palestinian people and boost the fledgling economy
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Significant success for the Gush Katif committee Government recognizes injustice of the Gush Katif Compensation Law
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The Gush Katif Committee Update: March 2007
A year and a half after the implementation of the disengagement plan; 8800 evacuees from Gush Katif are still coping with uncertainty in all areas of their life.
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17 months later, no one is building for Katif evacuees
By Nadav Shragai
Former Gush Katif residents Shai and Iris Hamu and their four children have been living in a two-room rented apartment in Moshav Mavki'im, near Ashkelon, for a year and a half. Shai, who once had a successful farm, is unemployed. Iris' salary is not enough for the family's needs.
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Gush Katif: Fighting, and Possibly Winning, on Two Fronts
By Hillel Fendel.
Arutz 7 news
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By Meital Yasur Beit-or.
Ynet, 04.12.06
A new study shows that the evacuees' physical and mental health has worsened. There is a rise in the number of people sick with cancer, asthma and mental illness. "This increase was expected," said Dr. Gdalvitz, one of the researchers.
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Mr. Sharon would you believe that Neve Dekalim has become a training ground for Hamas?
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Residents evacuated from Gaza settlements in summer of 2005 face 'humanitarian crisis' by Aron Klein. WND
Mainstream American Jewish organizations largely have refused to aid the thousands of Jews evacuated last summer from the Gaza Strip, the majority of whom, 15 months later, are unemployed, and none of whom received permanent housing promised by the Israeli government, WND has learned.
The former Gaza residents have appealed for help multiple times to major American Jewish organizations but say they were mostly rejected.
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A month before the expulsion from Gush Katif, the Israeli Government began a campaign in the media at a cost of three million shekels with the slogan "There is a solution for every settler". This campaign included massive advertising on the radio, television, newspapers and the internet and described how the Government was completely prepared to take care of the displaced settlers with regard to social services, compensation, education, employment, finding agricultural land and more. Despite the fact the leaders responsible for conducting the expulsion knew the State was unprepared, the decision-makers chose to launch this erroneous campaign in order to gain the legal authority and public agreement to the destroying of Gush Katif.
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24 OUT OF 25 PROPOSED PERMANENT KATIF TOWNS STILL NOT FINAL – Hillel FendelINN NEWS
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