Ofra

And since this current government came into power, there's been kind of a growth in the number of Jewish Israelis, people the world calls them settlers, moving into Judea and Samaria, into the West Bank.

And if in the past Israel's policy was to settle the West Bank with small towns, like a few small towns that have grown, obviously, into small cities, we know Efrat and Ofra and those places that many people probably know.

All around those cities, are farmlands, farmsteads, I guess you would call them.

Little caravans and maybe they have a flock of sheep and they take over a hilltop and they put the caravans there.

And if they wanna know what he's saying, then fine, I'm, I'm willing to tell them.

But when they sent me a check, it was still a check in those days, I used that check to pay my community taxes when we lived in Ofra.

So that was my little-

Revenge

the Holy City of Jerusalem, the undivided city, uh, the eternal city of the Jewish people.

Yes.

Before that, I guess you, when you left, um, you left the kibbutz and, um, you were living in Ofra, is that correct?

We were living in Ofra, which is a, uh, a community settlement about, um, 20 miles north of Jerusalem, um, in, uh, Judea.

By 2025, it housed 17 families and more than 50 children, exceeding the size of the neighboring 950 Dunham a 235-acre Kochav-Hashara settlement.

Similarly, the Ohova outpost, established in 2023 near the Ofra settlement, reflects a broader vision to create a massive settlement block.

The ultimate goal is to connect more than 20 outposts to Ofra, creating an integrated network capable of absorbing thousands of families

in the future.

So this is literally...