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Disengagement

Ariel Sharon's 'Secret Plan' for the Palestinians

Was Ariel Sharon a Warmonger or Man of Peace? New Israeli TV Series Reaches a Surpri Was Ariel Sharon a Warmonger or Man of Peace? New Israeli TV Series Reaches a Surprising Conclusion

15 Years After Israeli Pullout, Many Palestinians Barred From Reaching Their Land 15 Years After Israeli Pullout, Many Palestinians Still Barred From Reaching Their Land

5 Lessons From the Gaza Disengagement That Israel Still Hasn't Learned, 15 Years On Five Lessons From the Gaza Disengagement That Israel Still Hasn't Learned, 15 Years On

When Ariel Sharon Took Gideon Levy to Gaza to Convince Him Withdrawal Is a Mistake When Ariel Sharon Took Gideon Levy to Gaza to Convince Him That Disengagement Is a Mistake

An Israeli settler weeps at a checkpoint on the Gaza border, 2005.

The Disengaged Generals

The West Bank settlement of Ganim in 2005, the land where Ganim once stood in 2017.

Why Did Israel Leave Northern Samaria? Israel Must Reexamine Why Northern Samaria Was Included in the 2005 Disengagement

Bedouin women react to the destruction of houses on January 18, 2017 in the Bedouin village of Umm al-Hiran, which is not recognized by the Israeli government, near the Negev desert city of Beersheba.

From Gush Katif to Umm al-Hiran Home Demolitions, From Gush Katif to Umm al-Hiran

Remains of the Palestinian village of Lifta on the outskirts of Jerusalem.

Netanyahu, This Is What Ethnic Cleansing Really Looks Like

A file photo of the Amona outpost.

Habayit Hayehudi Vows to Fight Amona Demolition Right-wing Lawmakers Dig in for Battle to Stop Demolition of Illegal Settlement

The community of Nitzan in southern Israel, home to some 500 families of evacuees from Gush Katif in Gaza, 2016.

Gov't to Invest NIS 24m in Public Buildings for Gaza Evacuees Israel to Invest More Than $6 Million in Public Buildings for Former Gaza Settlers

Israeli artist Aharon Shvo working on a statue commemorating the 2005 disengagement from Gaza. The statue was due to be unveiled in the Knesset on February 1, 2016.

Statue Commemorating Gaza Pullout Draws Protest Knesset Statue Commemorating Gaza Disengagement Draws Protest

Five Long-form Articles for a Stormy Sunday Five of Haaretz's Top Long-form Articles for a Stormy Sunday

Israel’s Deputy Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely at the Zionism 3.0: Israel’s Place in Tomorrow’s World Conference, hosted by Oshman Family JCC and Haaretz, on November 22, 2015 in Palo Alto, California.

Deputy FM Hotovely: Settlements Were Never the Issue

File photo: Netanyahu and Sharon in the Knesset.

The Discrediting of Peace How 'Peace' Gradually Lost Its Meaning in Israel

French Hill, Jerusalem, July 8, 2015.

To Solve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Think Binationally To Solve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Try Thinking Binationally

Opponents of the disengagement battling security forces in Kfar Darom, August 2005.

The Seven-state Solution Israel, Gaza and the Seven-state Solution

Opponents of the disengagement battling security forces in Kfar Darom, August 2005.

Back to the Disengagement Lessons for Israel's Next Disengagement

Young Israelis, opponents to Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's disengagement plan, cry as they stand in front of Israeli border policewomen near the fence of Kfar Maimon July 19, 2005.

When Israel Lost a Slice of Its Sovereignty Gaza Disengagement: When Israel Lost a Slice of Its Sovereignty Over Settlers

A settler confronts a Border Policeman during the demolition of the Dreinoff buildings in Beit El, July 29, 2015.

Why Israel Will Never Be Able to Withdraw From the West Bank

Shaked Hadad

Where Are Gaza's Ex-settlers Now? Where Are Gaza's Ex-settlers Now? 10 Faces From the Disengagement

Security forces evacuating activists from former Sa-Nur settlement in northern West Bank.

200 Activists Evacuated From Sa-Nur Israeli Forces Evacuate 200 Activists Squatting on Former West Bank Settlement

Ariel Sharon, center, inspects temporary housing built for settlers about to be evacuated from the Gaza Strip at the Nitzanim construction site in southern Israel July 5, 2005.

Gaza Disengagement Was Act of Self-preservation Sharon’s Gaza Disengagement Was a Necessary Act of Self-preservation

Palestinians from the village of Burka return to their land in the settlement of Homesh.

Israel’s Many Disengagements It's Not Too Late for Israel to Right Its Wrong and Resettle Gaza, Northern Samaria

Soldiers arrest a young settler on the road leading to the settlement of Shirat Hayam in Gaza, August 17, 2005, after a group of settlers blocked road to protest pullout.

Twelve Powerful Images From the Gaza Disengagement

Police evacuating settlers from Gush Katif during the 2005 disengagement.

Disengagement, 10 Years Later: How Little Things Change

The Gush Katif and Northern Samaria Commemoration Center, in Nitzan.

Gaza 'Expulsion' as a Natural Disaster Gaza Disengagement Recalled in a Tearful Exhibit That Is Divorced From Reality

Zionist Union chairman Isaac Herzog.

Opposition Leader Herzog: Gaza Pullout Was a Mistake

Jewish settlers cry before Israeli police remove them from the Neve Dekalim settlement in the Gush Katif bloc of Jewish settlements, in the southern Gaza Strip, August 17, 2005.

Gaza's Settlers Were Banished From Hell Paradise? The Gaza Settlers Were Banished From Hell

IDF soldiers near the Gaza border, July 31 2014.

Disarm the Gaza Terror Groups After a Decade of Fatal Mistakes, Israel Must Learn: Limited War Won't Deter Hamas

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the opening of the winter session of Knesset. October 27, 2014

Needed: Elections of Separation Israel and the Palestinians - Liberated Together or Enslaved Forever

Israel Defense Forces’ chief rabbi, Rafi Peretz

For IDF Rabbi, Decisions Mean Life or Death For IDF Chief Rabbi, Some Decisions Mean Life or Death

Evacuation of Gush Katif.

Education Min.: Disengagement Achieved Nothing Education Min. Booklet: 2005 Gaza Disengagement 'Accomplished Nothing’

Shimon Peres sitting next to a girl during his visit to a kindergarten protected against bombs in Kibbutz Zikim, just north of Gaza, on July 17, 2014.

Peres: Rocket Fire Will Make W. Bank Deal Harder to Reach Peres: Gaza Rockets Make Future West Bank Pullout Harder to Justify

An anti-disengagement protester being removed from Gush Katif in 2005.

Teacher Suspended for Talk on Gaza Volunteer Teacher Suspended for Discussing 2005 Gaza Pullout

An Israeli settler being evacuated from the synagogue in Morag, August 2005.

Sharon Proved Settlers Can Be Defied Sharon's Lasting Legacy: Proving That Rabbis and Settlers Can Be Defied

At the kiosk in Nitzan.

Gaza Evacuees Told to Shut Businesses State Orders Israelis Evacuated From Gaza to Close Up Shop in South

Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu at a conference in Ramle.

Chief Rabbi Candidate Says Call to Exact Revenge Against Secular Jews Was 'Taken Out of Context' Website Removes Alleged Remarks by Prospective Sephardi Chief Rabbi Urging Revenge Against Secular Jews

The infamous image of Mohammed al-Dura (left) taking cover with his father Jamal.

Why the Second Battle of Mohammed al-Dura Is a Lost Cause. Just as the First Was. The Second Battle of Mohammed al-Dura Is a Lost Cause - Just Like the First

CLICK TO ENLARGE: Gaza disengagement by the numbers.

The Unsettled Issues of Gush Katif Seven Years On, Gush Katif Remains an Unsettled Question

Ronen Shoval / When Narrative Trumps Truth When Narrative Trumps Truth