Gazan Jew: 'Israel withdrew for peace 19-years ago - what has Palestinian 'state' wrought?"
Channel: JewTube
Date: 2018-08-20

http://JooTube.TV  19-years ago today, Israel uprooted Jewish Gaza/ Gush Katif resident, Yedidya Harush (among 8,000 other Jewish inhabitants) to test Palestinians' readiness to provide peace from their proposed "state." Today, Mr. Harush serves as the Jewish Nat'l Fund's representative to the re-settled Jews along Israel's southern border with Gaza. He reveals the Palestinians' terror attacks on his Jewish communities in Israel, which rocket and burn homes, schools, farms, livestock, and Biblical live animal sanctuaries. Stop the Jihad to conquer Israel.

    00:00:00 In this section, Mr Harush, a resident of the Gaza envelope area in Israel, shares his personal experience of the Israeli withdrawal from Gaza 13 years ago. Harush explains that the communities within seven kilometers of the border, including his own, were evacuated and destroyed as part of the disengagement plan. He notes that greenhouses left for the Palestinians were destroyed and sold for scrap metal, and that the land has since been used for terror tunnels and rocket attacks. The communities on the Israeli side have been rebuilt and are now thriving with agriculture, livestock, and new developments. 

Harush expresses sadness over the destruction of his childhood and the natural environment, and the loss of property and livestock to terror attacks. He estimates that over 10,000 acres of land have been burned, equivalent to four times the size of Central Park in New York. Harus and his community have received little international attention for their plight.

    00:05:00 In this section, this Jewish resident of the border area between Israel and Gaza shares his experiences of living with the ongoing conflict. He discusses the danger posed by "innocent balloons" and rockets, which force him and his young daughter to constantly seek shelter. Despite these challenges, he expresses his gratitude for living in Israel after centuries of waiting and dreams of returning to his childhood home. 

The speaker also questions the significance of a potential Palestinian state for his region, emphasizing the need for dialogue and recognition of both sides' right to exist. His hopes include simple pleasures like buying orange juice from a local vendor and visiting the beach.