Claim: The group that destroyed Beit Hagai created a new settlement and also reopened the Kollel (named Or Yosef, which means “Light of Joseph”), for dayanim which had operated in Kfar Darom.
Evidence: In the summer of 2006, the village welcomed a group of families who had been evacuated from Kfar Darom, Gush Katif, as a part of Israel's disengagement from the settlements in the Gaza Strip. The group established a new settlement, and also reopened the kollel for dayanim which had operated in Kfar Darom. The Kollel is named Or Yosef (Light of Joseph) after Yossi Shuk, a resident of the village, who had been killed during the Palestinian uprising in December 2005.