Against the background of the Nahala movement's intention to establish three new settlements in Benjamin, Samaria and Judea tomorrow (Wednesday), hundreds of activists of the movement received a briefing prior to the immigration to the outposts - and an explanation of how they intend to go to the ground.
Zvi Sharaf, the movement's director of activities, said there was a fear that the security forces would try to stop the aliyah: "If they stop us at the checkpoints, every effort will be made to reach the target. It may take an hour or a day, but we will not give up."
This is serious, but we and the IDF are one. Do not confront the army and the police - we want to reach the target without violence. We have a willingness to reach a great sacrifice, and live in a tent for a long time. "The public and in the clear statement that a new era is beginning. We are halting the Arab takeover of Area C."
During the briefing, Sherbaf also said that there would be leaders in the assembly areas to take people - and asked the activists to take equipment that would last them 24 hours, and maybe even a few weeks: "It is worth preparing for the option to reduce it if necessary. "We will not have to carry it on our backs. Although the youth will help people take the equipment, there is a limit."
"Tomorrow we will build a new settlement": A right-wing organization intends to establish illegal outposts in Judea and Samaria
The movement's leader, Daniela Weiss, also said a few things during the briefing: "In the first stage, it is better to arrive with a backpack on your shoulder, water, a hat, comfortable shoes and an Israeli flag. Be mobile. We may have to leave the vehicles in places a little far from the hill."
She added: "Each nucleus has a logistics team that will have to find a place to concentrate the equipment that will be used by us in the field. In a few days it will be Saturday, so I suggested in several forums that everyone put a white shirt in their bag "The more complex equipment will arrive with the help of the logistics team."
Daniela Weiss, Photo: Oren Ben Hakon
The movement did not publish the exact locations where the settlements will be established, in order to make it difficult for the security forces to prevent their establishment.
Due to the intention of the movement, Defense Minister Bnei Gantz instructed earlier today to send a clear message to Israeli citizens who intend to take part in the program, that this is an illegal activity, which security officials were instructed to prepare for and prevent.
He stressed that according to the information presented to him, many of the planners who plan to participate in the activity, who belong to the vast majority of Judea and Samaria residents who are law-abiding citizens, are unaware that the activity is illegal and uncoordinated with security officials.
Gantz further noted that alongside the continued construction and strengthening of legal settlement, strict enforcement will be taken and no violation of the law will be possible.
The Minister wanted to emphasize that the activities that are not coordinated with the security forces are expected to burden the day-to-day operational activities and harm public order.
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