Israeli minister calls for settlement building in Gaza, claims enclave ‘part of Israel’
Israeli Settlement Minister Orit Strock called on Monday for rebuilding settlements in the Gaza Strip, claiming the enclave is “part of the Land of Israel.”“Jews should live in the Gaza Strip. The demand to rebuild Jewish settlements is a correct demand,” Strock said in comments carried by Israel’s public broadcaster KAN.“Gaza is part of Israel not only according to the Torah and Halakha, but also according to international law,” she claimed.International law considers Gaza part of the occupied Palestinian territory…
Israeli Settlement Minister Orit Strock on Monday called for the rebuilding of settlements in the Gaza Strip, asserting that "Gaza is part of Israel not only according to the Torah and Halakha, but also according to international law." Her remarks followed a march by Israeli government ministers and thousands of settlers towards the Gaza border to support settlement building, marking the 21st anniversary of Israel's evacuation of the Gush Katif settlement bloc. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir also stated, "there will be Jewish settlements across all of Gaza, and we will encourage migration." These calls come amid an ongoing Israeli offensive in Gaza.
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