Occupation establishes settlement site near Gaza border in memory of Gush Katif
The "Jewish National Fund" officially inaugurated a new settlement site called "Gush Katif Forest" in the Kisevim Forest near the Gaza Strip, with the aim of commemorating the settlements evacuated by Israel from Gaza in 2005. The construction cost approximately 5.5 million shekels and included a tall observation tower overlooking Gaza, as well as a public square and a walking trail promoting the Israeli narrative on settlement. Work on the project was halted following the outbreak of war in October 2023 but resumed three months later after approval from the Israeli army, in order to complete the project and repair damages. The site aims to reinforce attachment to the settlements and transform the area into a memorial point.
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