Amona Activists Protest outside Netanyahu’s Residence

Local Editor

With a relocation proposal on the table and a planned eviction looming over Amona, thousands of ring-wing demonstrators descended upon the Zionist Prime Minister's Residence waving flags and brandishing signs protesting the removal of Amona.

Thousands of right-wing activists, including several West Bank municipal leaders, protested outside the Prime Minister's Residence Tuesday night against a proposed agreement to relocate Amona residents as part of an evacuation order by the "Israeli" High Court.

According to the new solution, which was presided over during the last few days in a bid to quash the risk of matters escalating out of control as Zionist authorities prepare to implement court orders to remove the settlers, settlements belonging to 40 families will be transferred to available land in a different area in the outpost on condition that their residents acquiesce in the evacuation of their original location.

According to initial evaluations, the new solution will implement a project by which Area 30- containing some 25 dunams of available space- will be freed up in the outpost making way for the transfer of the settlements while remaining on the mountain. If the residents agree to the proposal, Bayit Yehudi, the chief advocates of the Amona outpost, will request a 30 day extension.

Amona residents will meet on Wednesday morning to decide whether or not to accept the outline of their proposed relocation to adjacent plots voluntarily on condition that they remain on the Amona Mountain itself.

If they reject the proposal, inhabitants will be evicted in the coming days despite the settlers' proclaimed determination to resists evacuation orders.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team