Gush Katif
‘I never knew my father’: Avichai Ayubi on loss, Israel’s orphaned generation, and moving forward
Avichai was born five months after his father's death. But that is not to say his father's presence has not played an important role in his life.
Israel grants legal status to 19 West Bank settlements, including two vacated in 2005 disengagement
This week in Jewish history: The 2005 Gaza Disengagement
The Jerusalem Dispatch: 20 years since disengagement
PM says Gush Katif evacuees akin to Palestinian refugees
“This is a very welcome and important change, and we support it,” Netanyahu said of the American decision regarding UNRWA.
Sweet fruit from the West Bank sent to Israel lovers worldwide
Loss of land and losing a son in a war did not deter Yehoshua Meshulami from growing dates that reach people across the globe.
Don't destroy the Netiv Avot homes
A deadline looms, residents of the neighborhood, along with the community of Elazar as a whole, have been holding a series of demonstrations calling on the state to intervene and somehow influence.
MK Shaffir: Why are 400 Gaza evacuee families still homeless 10 years on?
A government representative admits "the government decided to evacuate, but did not decide how to rehabilitate" and most of the planning was for the short term.
Terror: Sometimes it is just easier to be numb
Disengagement Trauma
Ten years on, many former Gush Katif residents are still mourning the loss of their homes.
This Week in Israeli History: Last Residents of Gush Katif Evicted, Guy Hever MIA and Emmanuel Moreno
Former chief of staff: Ariel Sharon designed Gaza disengagement to save West Bank settlements
Former US President George W. Bush promised Sharon that the settlement blocs would be included within Israel’s final borders after revealing the Gaza disengagement plan, says Dov Weisglass.
The humans behind the headlines
Orit Arfa's novel 'The Settler' aims to give the reader a better sense of the picture and human faces behind the disengagement of the Gaza Strip in 2005.
10 years since losing their home- and almost their religion
Three Gush Katif evacuees open up about the loss of their home, their faith, and their return to the roots that were never uprooted