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(Times of Israel) Sue Surkes - Over 2,500 Israelis have moved to Gaza border communities, bolstering the over 90% of residents living in the area before Oct. 7 who have since returned home, the Tekuma Directorate, the government agency responsible for rehabilitating the region, revealed Wednesday. Among the new arrivals were more than 50 families who signed up to live in the 13 communities that were worst affected by the attack. Residents of the five worst-affected communities are still in temporary accommodation, while their kibbutzim are being rehabilitated. 2025-09-21 00:00:00Full Article
90% of Pre-Oct. 7 Residents Have Returned to Gaza Border Area, Joined by 2,500 New Arrivals
(Times of Israel) Sue Surkes - Over 2,500 Israelis have moved to Gaza border communities, bolstering the over 90% of residents living in the area before Oct. 7 who have since returned home, the Tekuma Directorate, the government agency responsible for rehabilitating the region, revealed Wednesday. Among the new arrivals were more than 50 families who signed up to live in the 13 communities that were worst affected by the attack. Residents of the five worst-affected communities are still in temporary accommodation, while their kibbutzim are being rehabilitated. 2025-09-21 00:00:00Full Article
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