The upshot is that the gov't knew for a certainty that the expulsion would go through. Therefore, even if not ONE person had approached the agency, the gov't was obligated ! to take care of them. When a person knows they are being raped, does any rational person expect the victim to "dialogue" with the rapist?? The gov't was not neglectful out of incompetence. They were very organized and uber "competent" when destroying their communites. However, the gov't was hoping to create not only a physical destruction, but equally important to their goals they planned a psychological pogrom. This was done to weaken the "settler" community and their supporters because the left in control of the regime know that demographics is not on their side. A blatant crime against humanity was executed against these refugees. The criminals in this regime will be held accountable by a People's Court, sooner rather than later.

Gee. Who knew?

I agree with all Adina's words... I think that disengagement was a Sin.A Sin with ,at least,serious espiritual consequences,in my view.

Yochanan Bassi, the head of Sela, the authority created by the former government to deal with Gaza disengagement is the subject of scathing criticism in Lindstrom's report. His response cites the 1.75 billion shekalim his agency spent on behalf of the evacuees. Michael Brown, the head of FEMA the agency designated to deal with the recent Katrina disaster in the USA spent much more money to aid the victims. Nevertheless, after it became abundantly clear that his performance as head of the agency was a failure, he submitted his resignation to President Bush. If Bassi measures success in his performance in terms of money spent, it further demonstrates that his appointment was a huge mistake.

How could they expect that it would be carried out well- or that anything good would come of it?

just another example of the govmnt throwing our money down the toilet. Tell me something I didn't already know.

what you say is right to all families evacuated from their homes i mean the palastinians families in 1948 ha ha ha not salam adina it means we are here

is he smiling or angry or both i think both the eyes are angry the mouth is smiling ..and this situation occurs when there is nothing to do with the situation

In 1948 your Arab brothers from all around the middle east decided that they didn't want Jews in the Middle East so they ALL attacked us... AND LOST! Anyway, all the Arab leaders at the time told all of your gang that they should flee Israel to avoid the violence, and when the war is over, they would be allowed to return and take all the Jews' land and possessions. The number of Arabs that Israel did drive out was nominal compared to the number that left on their own accord, and they were driven out only because without doing so, Israel's borders would not have been defensible. YOU attacked us, YOU lost, live with it. p.s.- and tell your gang to stop crying all the time, it's getting old.

A blatant crime against humanity was executed against the Palestinians refugees. The criminals in Israeli regime will be held accountable by a People's Court, sooner rather than later

ARAFAT BECAUSE HE ACCEPTED AND SIGNED OSLO AGREEMENT????

nice work!

The following is part of a list from an update on Jewish refugees from: English Orange NOVEMBER 28, 2005, Cheshvan 26, ·about 10,000 people were ripped out of their homes and lives in seven days ·50% of the 'caravillas' promised by the Sel"a Authority are still not ready ·105 families presently live in tents ·$500 is the average rental fee for a caravilla ·4 containers holding entire family possessions have totally disappeared ·4 homes were totally destroyed together with the house contents ·the majority of the families are not permitted access to their storage containers and have to buy new basic supplies to the amount of tens of thousands of shekels ·more than 300 agricultural farms were wiped off the face of the earth ·only 20 have been relocated ·0 residents received the promised severance pay ·merely 13% were deemed eligible to receive a temporary advance of living allowance. ·families that were living in rented homes in Gush Katif/Northern Shomron, according to the expulsion-reparation law are NOT eligible for any monetary assistance ·Singles living in the expelled areas are not eligible for any reparations ·the hotel dwellers are not entitled to basic rights like hosting guests in their rooms, internet access, telephone use... ·3 washing machines are available for the use of the Moshav Katif people and 3 washing machines are allocated for Netzer Chazani people (several hundred people!) ·2 parents + 3 children are housed in a single room in many of the hotels ·hundreds of children above age 7 have started wetting their beds (nearly 45% of all children) ·many heart attacks have occurred as a result of the expulsion crisis ·many suicide attempts as a result of the disengagement ·4 girls between ages 16-19 are in a locked hospital ward because of their extreme emotional state ·10 youth are in clinical depression and do not leave their rooms ·thousands of children who returned to the classrooms have dramatically dropped their grades ·many families are still charged to pay back mortgages on their non-existent houses ·Homesh expellees have been billed by the electric company for cutting off the electricity ·Ministry of Education does not subsidize the temporary schools that have been established around the country. ·Students who missed the summer exams are being barred from taking make-up exams. ·75% of the Expellees are still without jobs ·25 thriving and flourishing communities have been totally wiped out