Disengagement
Chikli turns down apology to Gaza border communities for Oct. 7, blames Oslo accords
"The oversight happened on the government's watch, and I think (asking me to say) sorry is like blaming us, right? Like we did it intentionally, and I don't believe in that," Chikli stated.
MKs attend reestablishment of West Bank settlement of Ganim, 21 years after disengagement
Why Israel must reverse the 2005 Gaza withdrawal, resettle Gush Katif - opinion
The Jerusalem Dispatch: 20 years since disengagement
'Gush Katif evacuees more prone to health risks'
Study: Men who were evacuated from Gush Katif settlements in 2005 have more diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure.
No end in sight for Gush Katif expellees
It’s been far too long without a remedy, and still there is no end in sight.
The disengagement as a system failure
Those who recognized the disengagement as the act of despotism it was ought to consider how our form of government affects the policies which are adopted and how it should be changed to ensure that a plan that pits soldiers against thousands of their countrymen is never approved again.
Another Tack: A-Dawla ma’ana
Our successive confrontations with Gaza are an explicit acknowledgement that disengagement has failed, that we are not disengaged.
Column One: The trap that Arik built
The millions of Israelis who opposed the withdrawal from Gaza do not seek personal vindication for being right.
The future Jewish citizens of Palestine
The State of Palestine should require all of its citizens to study the state, its history, language, culture, etc., alongside of the particularistic subjects and content of the national minority.
Civil disobedience
The minority would have the right to oppose the decision, and even more so if the leader was corrupt.
Activist to be compensated over police beating
Victim was Neveh Dekalim resident picking up daughter from anti-disengagement rally; state to pay NIS 60,000.
Expert: Israel should 'disengage' from Palestinians
Palestinian front is the only one in which Israel controls its fate, Mideast scholar tells INSS panel.
Predicting Gaza: Rabin, Sharon, the Knesset and... well, me
The nation’s leaders have proved bereft of foresight – or hindsight for that matter. Can a dangerous ‘trust deficit’ be avoided?