The Nahala movement intends to establish no less than 28 new outposts in Judea and Samaria, three of them a few days after a visit to Biden this week, Israel Today has learned.
These days, the movement is working with hundreds of volunteers and purchasing equipment for immigration to three new points in Judea and Samaria, whose location remains classified so as not to allow the Civil Administration to stop them.
For a long time now, Nahala is preparing to establish new settlements on July 20.
Among other things, dozens of settlement nuclei were established and hundreds of home circles and talks were held.
According to them, more than a thousand activists across the country joined the move.
Now, ahead of the aliyah, which will take place in about a week and a half, the movement has begun distributing 3,000 kits to the settlers to allow for as long a stay in the area as possible.
Among the details that are divided - tarpaulin and telescopic pole in favor of setting up a chilli, a large water jerrycan, a portable charger, a portable charger for the phone and even toilets without water and portable fans.
Eviatar settlement before evacuation, Photo: TPS Photo: Eitan Schweiber
In preparation for what they define as the "Great Aliyah," field patrols were conducted at various strategic points in Judea and Samaria.
In addition, as part of the preparations, significant activity was carried out to expose right-wingers to the Arab takeover of Area C. The extensive move has many partners, including regional and local councils in Judea and Samaria, as well as recognized bodies engaged in right-wing activity in Israel.
The chairman of the Nahala movement, Daniela Weiss, told Israel Today that "right now, when according to the publications, the government plans to approve Arab construction in Areas C, it is time to say out loud: the entire Land of Israel belongs to the people of Israel.
The State of Israel is an independent state.
The entire Land of Israel is ours and we will continue to establish settlements and cities throughout Judea and Samaria. "
"The people of Israel are a healthy people. Since we set out with this move a few weeks ago, we have met with unparalleled public warmth. The public understands the importance and value of establishing new settlements, and some pioneering and Zionist progress that will lift the spirit of the people." "And with a lot of work, we are preparing to break a long-standing freeze, and a widespread settlement boom throughout Judea and Samaria."
Daniela Weiss.
Localities need to be established right now, Photo: Oren Ben Hakon
Ahead of the visit of the US president, Israel Today reported that the right feared the possibility of laundering illegal Palestinian outposts. In a serious situation that is in conflict with the coalition agreements.
Along with the efforts of the right, the far left is also stepping up its efforts to achieve achievements on the ground ahead of Biden's arrival in Israel.
In a letter sent to the White House by left-wing organizations, they demanded an end to funding for what they called the "Israeli apartheid regime" and conditional on American aid that Israel would allow Palestinian takeover of state lands in Area C through uninterrupted illegal construction.
"In recent years, important Israeli organizations and international human rights organizations have published reports declaring that the State of Israel has crossed the threshold and is conducting an apartheid regime in the West Bank.
One of the main reasons for this is the understanding of Israeli governments that they have the unconditional automatic support of the United States. "Oppression and deportation of Palestinians on both sides of the Green Line, which led to the arms race in the Middle East, militarization of Israeli society and irresponsible and dangerous conduct by Israeli governments," the letter emphasized.
US President Biden. Left-wing organizations send letter, Photo: Reuters
Left-wing organizations referred to Nahala's plan to establish new outposts, claiming that the army backed the establishment of these settlements.
"Although the establishment of settlements is considered a war crime under international law, the Israeli military will ensure the establishment of settlements and allow them to expand and connect to water, electricity and other services, as well as help settlers exert pressure to encircle Palestinian communities through systematic violence." And their property, "the letter said.
"The Biden administration, Congress and Senate should hear the call of Palestinian, Israeli and American activists to condition the continued US financial assistance on ending the involvement of Israel and its armed forces in gross human rights violations.
The aid must be stopped as long as the State of Israel refuses to change its conduct. "
Shai Glick, CEO of B'Tselem, said in response that it was unfortunate that the new foundation supported organizations that simply called on the US president not to give weapons to Israel, which would endanger the lives of IDF soldiers and soldiers.
It is about crossing a red line, calling for a military boycott of Israel is tantamount to closing the country.
It is time for the State of Israel to fight organizations that are working to boycott it in any way possible and not give them any legitimacy.
We will continue to fight against these organizations that endanger the human lives of the citizens of Israel. "
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