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(Ha'aretz) The Israel Defense Forces locked the gate at the Kissufim crossing between Israel and Gaza on Monday. The IDF evacuation of the Philadelphi route on the Gaza-Egypt border took place simultaneously. Palestinians flooded into the empty settlements and carried off what was left in the debris, including chairs, tables, and shopping carts. Men tore down electricity poles, grabbing the wires, ripped out toilets, and walked off with doors and window frames. 2005-09-12 00:00:00Full Article
Last Israeli Soldier Leaves Gaza
(Ha'aretz) The Israel Defense Forces locked the gate at the Kissufim crossing between Israel and Gaza on Monday. The IDF evacuation of the Philadelphi route on the Gaza-Egypt border took place simultaneously. Palestinians flooded into the empty settlements and carried off what was left in the debris, including chairs, tables, and shopping carts. Men tore down electricity poles, grabbing the wires, ripped out toilets, and walked off with doors and window frames. 2005-09-12 00:00:00Full Article
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