Israeli politician and minister of communications, Knesset member for Likud
Protesters affiliated with Nachala, including high-ranking ministers and lawmakers, have pressed to reestablish settlements in Gaza. The march, dubbed the “March of Thousands,” defies security restrictions as participants approach the Gaza border amid a heavy security presence. The event aims to pressure the government to revive Elei Sinai, Dugit and Nisanit evacuated at Gaza’s 2005 pullout.
Israel’s government faces a constitutional clash as appointees to the Second Authority resign amid court intervention, threatening Channel 13’s sale. The High Court has frozen authority operations, citing concerns over political influence. The government refuses to concede, arguing the court’s ruling is invalid while pursuing legislation to curb regulatory power.
Nachala’s outpost near the Gaza border has drawn international attention, with activists claiming to relocate settlements into Gaza and police enforcing a closed zone. Leaders from the far right advocate a permanent return to Gaza, while authorities guard the border amid tension.