They talk about it as a paradise lost. Whether nostalgic, embittered, vengeful or philosophical, they evoke an experience that has marked them forever. The former Israeli settlers of the Gaza Strip, in what has been called Gush Katif, form a unique community in Israel. They've never been very popular, and they know it. But since the October 7 massacres fomented by Hamas in its stronghold of Gaza, their buried history has been reawakened.
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