Disengagement 2007
Uncovering the failures in Israel’s response to the October 7 Hamas invasion - opinion
The October 7 Hamas invasion exposed severe shortcomings in Israel’s preparedness and response. Explore the multi-faceted responsibilities and lessons that must be addressed for a safer future.
Hundreds to celebrate Independence Day in Homesh after disengagement repeal
State: Gantz must make decision on razing Homesh Yeshiva
White and blue and black
Security forces evacuated settler families from Sa-Nur
In 2005 Israel razed four settlements in Northern Sa-Nur along with 21 communities in Gaza.
Majority of Israelis say they opposed Gaza withdrawal, contrary to polling at the time
Bar-Ilan University Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies poll shows that some 59 percent of the Israeli public said they were opposed to the withdrawal from Gaza in 2005.
Gush Katif evacuees mark 10th anniversary of uprooting
Hundreds of former residents of Gush Katif and Northern Samaria congregated at the President’s Residence where President Reuven Rivlin had initially been scheduled to address them.
Bennett tours Gaza settler museum to mark 10 years since disengagement
In his meeting with students, Bennett spoke about the impact the disengagement has had on Israel and its standing in the world.
Knesset elections 2015 update: Choice of Bennie Begin - Bad news for Likud
Media Comment: The vacuum of critique
In 2005, Israel’s media was largely exuberant about the upcoming unilateral retreat, for Sharon was implementing one of its dreams: the end of part of the “occupation”
The Gaza solution: Lessons for future peace
Any concessions in the face of Palestinian terror will play directly into the hands of Israel’s worst enemies, whose thirst for Jewish blood will subsequently grow stronger.