Sharon’s Gaza Disengagement Was a Necessary Act of Self-preservation Says
Haaretz
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The revisionist version of history has expunged from Israeli memories the
untenable moral, material and human costs of occupation. [ Yes they are
Moral Cretins - Editor ]
On May 11, 2004, six Israeli soldiers were killed when their M-113 armored
personnel carrier (APC) exploded in the Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza city.
Islamic Jihad fighters were photographed celebrating around the bodies of
the dead soldiers and mutilating them. The next day another five soldiers
were killed when their identical APC was hit by RPG fire, near the
Philadelphi route.
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A few Jews come unstuck, then they whine about their problems while ignoring the
thousands they have murdered.
Israel's Gaza Disengagement in 12 Powerful Images ex Haaretz Daily Newspaper
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Disengagement, 10 years later: how little things change
Gaza disengagement recalled in a tearful exhibit that is divorced from reality
It has been ten years since one of the most dramatic events in recent Israeli
history nearly tore the nation apart: Between August and September 2005, Israel
unilaterally pulled out of the Gaza Strip and four northern West Bank
settlements. Thousands of citizens [ Jews in fact - Editor ] were relocated within the Green Line in a
plan masterminded by former Prime Minister Ariel
Sharon better known as the
Disengagement.
After seizing the Gaza Strip during the 1967 Six-Day War and occupying it for 38
years, Israel evacuated 21 settlements in the coastal territory that was home to
some 1.3 million Palestinians at the time of the disengagement, along with the
four West Bank settlements. The plan aimed to bolster security for Israelis and
lessen the tensions between them and the Palestinians. All in all, some 9,000
Israeli citizens were relocated.
The Disengagement produced images that shocked the nation and reverberate to
this day. On the tenth anniversary of the historic event, Haaretz takes a look
back at some of them.
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Jews like whining about their problems real or imaginary, even they have
caused them. Pictures follow.
They are enjoying themselves.
