Crane Operator Refuses Eviction Job
Police thought they were ready to evict Jews from a small town near Jerusalem, but forgot about the crane operator – who refused the job.
Police thought they were ready to evict Jews from a small town near Jerusalem, but forgot about the crane operator – who refused the job.

Many soldiers and policemen who took part in the Gush Katif expulsion seek forgiveness – and the Nation and Land Rescue Task Force has a solution.

Former Gush Katif resident shares her frustrations over the declining situation of expellees, more than five years after the expulsion.

Israel reeling as top police commander, proponent and central figure in executing Gush Katif expulsion, is investigated for alleged sexual crimes.

Visiting the community of expulsion victims at Nitzan, Minister Yuli Edelstein disputes the claim that the pullout would promote Israel's image.

MK Eldad questions the very premise of the Bar Ilan seminar day entitled "Military Insubordination, Protest, and Society" in which he participated.

Defense Min. Barak’s fight against the Har Bracha Hesder yeshiva has been kicked up another notch: A student-soldier has begun a slow-down strike.

Expulsion from Gush Katif cost over $2.9B. Expelling Jewish residents of Judea and Samaria, not including Jerusalem, would cost over $100B.

Police, for the second time, expelled a Jewish family at Negohot and wrecked their home. Government-subsidized bus service has been cut.

Barak faces new opposition to using IDF to expel Jews. Two hundred 12th graders wrote they want to serve the country but not in an expulsion army.

Ignoring Rabbi Eliezer Melamed's signature on letter, Barak claims Har Bracha Yeshiva Dean 'is not willing to denounce demonstrations in the IDF.'

The Defense Ministry is waiting for Hesder yeshiva Rabbi Melamed to sign a letter by Rabbi Druckman against soldiers’ anti-expulsion protests.
MK Schneller of Samaria urges the IDF to expel soldiers from combat units if they wear new shirts against expelling Jews from homes.

Barak visits fresh Kfir recruits, warns that an 'iron fist' will be used against refusal of orders, and cites the Talmud.

Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee grills hesder yeshivas representative over rabbis' alleged encouragement of conscientious objection in IDF.

Yesha Council Rabbi Mordechai Rabinowitz tells Israel National News TV about a new group of rabbis discussing anti-expulsion orders.

IDF hysteria over banners against orders to expel Jews triggered officers to order soldiers Monday night to raise their shirts for inspection.
Netanyahu backed expelling Gaza farmers until he objected when the deal was done. He told them Monday that helping them is a “national mission.”

The government buried a now-homeless Jewish family’s $90,000 home after refusing to allow the family to build while letting Arabs build illegally.

Dozens of rabbis of the National-Religious movement met Sunday night in Jerusalem to discuss the problems facing the movement,

Anger against being used to expel Jews is spreading. The third protest banner in a month was found Thursday at a Jordan Valley IDF base.

In a bid for national unity, MKs Eldad and Hotobeli propose a bill banning use of soldiers in expulsions. Six soldiers were jailed this month.

Soldiers in the Nachshon combat unit escalated the battle against expulsions of Jews and raised a banner at their base: ‘We don’t expel Jews.’

A Knesset committee has unanimously approved a measure to pardon detainees arrested during protests against the 2005 expulsions from Gaza.

Israeli police and soldiers destroyed two Jewish homes south of Hevron Monday morning, while leaving untouched illegal Arab homes nearby.

A “rose is a rose is a rose” and the same reasoning applies to the “expulsion” of Jews from Gush Katif, the High Court ruled Wednesday.

IDF commander Noam Tibon's departure led to a debate among Samaria Jews: how to relate to IDF officials who support expulsion?

Can government radio ban the use of the term “expulsion” in ads promoting the Gush Katif Museum? The High Court will decide next week.

Jews flocked to Homesh for the Yom Kippur holiday. IDF troops attempted to expel the worshippers, but were unsuccessful.

New Jewish Agency head Natan Sharansky takes his first tour in the caravan cities of Gush Katif expellees, commits to continue aid.

The IDF is trying to target up to one third of its soldiers who it fears will refuse to take part in expulsions of Jews from their homes

Prime Minister Netanyahu, who voted to expel 10,000 Jews four years ago until the last minute, vowed on Sunday not to repeat the same mistake.
Jewish residents of Hevron have filed for damages over the demolition of Jewish-owned apartments in a local marketplace.

IDF prosecutors recommend that Jews being evicted from unauthorized outposts be forced to pay the costs of their expulsion.

Rivlin visits the Gush Katif museum and declares: “No more expulsions.”
Nearly 80 percent of national religious Jews favor refusing expulsion orders or asking not to join in removing Jews from Yesha, a new poll reveals.

A ministerial committee on the Gaza-Samaria expulsion vicitms met to set guidelines for finding immediate solutions for their plight.