The event was officially about pressuring Netanyahu to greenlight Gaza settlements. But the real message was louder: the settlers are in charge, and they’ll take what they want — with or without the PM.

🌏 Thousands of settlers, many bused in from the West Bank, marched to Gaza’s perimeter fence

🌏 National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir marched alongside them

🌏 Police and soldiers put on a show of resistance — then handed out water and provided transport

🌏 Area was a closed military zone — but access was granted anyway

The slogans:

🔴 “Occupation, Expulsion, Settlements” — illustrated with a bulldozer

🔴 “Jews of Gaza: It’s not a dream, it’s reality”

🔴 Settler leader Daniella Weiss: “There will be no more Arabs in Gaza, period.”

After October 7, such events sparked outrage. Now they’re routine — part of the right-wing election campaign.

The Greater Israel project isn’t a fringe fantasy — it’s the consensus of the current government. The Israeli public is being prepared for a new reality: Gaza as permanent Israeli territory.