Eretz Israel calls upon us - Netzer

womeningreen.org.il
13 July '10

In the heart of Gush Etzion, between Alon Shvut and Elazar, there are thousands of dunams of green and beautiful hills.

On this area, a determined battle is being waged on each meter of land- the same battle that is taking place all over Eretz Israel, in Judea, Samaria, the Galil, the Negev and Jerusalem.

In the past years, the Arabs, funded by international anti-Israeli organizations who disguise themselves as so-called "humanitarian" groups, have started a campaign to take over our lands, by agriculture. When the Arabs work the land a few years, they receive a "chazaka" (ownership) even though the land never was theirs. The representatives of the Civil Administration ignore the Arab take-over of our lands, and in this way we are losing our land reserves around our communities.



In 2005, after the expulsion from Gush Katif and Northern Samaria, a group of people from Elazar decided: No more!" The Land of Israel belongs to the people of Israel. They started building a house on the hills outside Elazar, called the area NETZER. Eight times they built, eight times the government destroyed.

From building houses they went on to planting and agriculture. Since the founding of the YIBANEH fund for building and expanding in the hills of Judea, founded by Women for Israel's Tomorrow (Women in Green), we managed to plant, thank G-d, some 3 dunams with olive trees and vines. On each piece of land that is still vacant and that the Arabs have not taken away yet, we prepare the land with a tractor and plant.

Now there is a race- who will get the land first.

For us Jews it is hard to keep up with the pace. The Arabs are funded with millions of dollars from these anti-Israeli organizations. We only have you, lovers of Israel, to count on...

We started with operation "establishing facts on the ground" without any funds. Since the operation started we managed to already raise some monies and thank G-d our agricultural work camp started a few days ago in which we hope to redeem a few dunams (a video about this will be sent out shortly) but we need much more.

Twenty people each contributing $150 will redeem one dunam, in which 36 olive trees or 220 vines will be planted. Not everyone can be out in the fields, but everyone can donate. Be partners in redeeming the Land of Israel.

for details: www.womeningreen.org
Nadia Matar 050-5500834 or Yehudit Katsover 050-7161818

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