Very popular and holy song among the religious orange youth in Israel Adi Rans Atah Kodesh from his unplugged cd

This is a very touching music video of how the lives of the residents of Gush Katif were affected when they had to leave their homes and lives there. I cannot take credit for this video. It was made entirely by Yochai Cohen of Israel.

An aerial view of the last major public march in Gush Katif in spring 2005 - several months later, all Jewish life and property was either moved, erased, destroyed, or exhumed.

In an historic act of bravery caught on Israeli news tv, Gush Katif hero Avi Biber refuses to carry out the orders of the Israeli government to forcefully evict Jewish residents and protestors from Gush Katif. To all those who say it was not possible to refuse, watch here and see that it was...

One of the most popular in Israel among the orange youth among Jewish musicians is Adi Ran. His music is raw and rocks, and yet is full of deep spiritual yearning. Here is a sample of one of his earlier songs.

Here is a two-minute video in which U.S. Senator Sam Brownback (Kansas) provides a summary and political support for the new "Right Road to Peace" initiative that has been proposed by Rabbi Benny Elon of the nationalist political party that represents a saner and safer "roadmap". (Hebrew captioned)

One of the greatest of new musicians from Israel and beloved among the "orange" youth is Aaron Razel. Have you ever heard a voice so soothing and holy?

Shlomo Wollins in the AP photo plays guitar near the Gaza Strip beach hotel in front of dozens of Israeli soldiers during the controversial and ill-fated withdrawal from the Gush Katif settlement bloc in the summer of 2005. Here is the exact caption that ran under this picture, which was the lead...