Eliran Teshuva posted on FB that his son serving in the army near Gaza constantly has said he hasn't gone into Gaza but then showed up at home one day off (for an "after") and brought a bottle of dirt he collected from Gush Katif that he knew would make them happy..
do we want to go back and resettle Gush Katif? I am not sure. That entire area is a horrible place and has been for a very long time. And yes, I was there when there were Jewish communities there and they were beautiful but the general area was horrible and dangerous. But even if we wanted to, is this just a pipe dream? Is the government going to take over Gaza and rebuild Jewish communities there?
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The bigger problem is how will Gaza be governed. If a hands-off approach is taken, the end result will be no better, and this war will only have provided a temporary halt to terror.
ReplyDeleteGush Katif will not be settled again. All that was there is gone. Who will want to go in, clear the ruins and build a new town knowing that in a decade or two, a corrupt PM will just sell the whole place out again?
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