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Tag: Disengagement

0 History Politics

Why Israel Removed Its Own People from Gaza

Unpacked · 28 Apr

In 2005, Israel executed a controversial disengagement plan from the Gaza Strip under Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's leadership, dismantling 21 settlements and relocating approximately 9,000 Israeli settlers.

0 Politics History

Israel’s new plan to recapture Gaza: Is history repeating itself 20 years later?

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 13 Aug 2025

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's newly announced plan to evacuate a million Palestinians from Gaza City and retake control has drawn international criticism and internal divisions within Israel.

0 Communities Politics

Twenty Years Later—Remembering the Uprooting of Gush Katif

Carol Green Ungar in Jewish Action · 24 Jun 2025

Twenty years after the Israeli government's eviction of nearly 10,000 Israelis from their homes in Gush Katif during the 2005 disengagement, many former residents, like Anita Tucker, continue to grapple with its repercussions.

0 Communities History

Debbie’s Story

Debbie Rosen as told to Toby Klein Greenwald in Jewish Action · 24 Jun 2025

Debbie Rosen shares her personal journey from living in Gush Katif before the 2005 Disengagement to her current life in a caravilla in Nitzan, near Ashkelon.

0 Politics Israel

Israel's withdrawal from Gaza in 2005 was "a de jure recognition of a Palestinian state in Gaza."

Israel: State of a Nation · 8 Oct 2024

Gregg Roman, director of the Middle East Forum, posits that Israel's 2005 unilateral withdrawal from the Gaza Strip marked a formal recognition of a Palestinian state in Gaza.