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Clinging to their home, settlers 'try not to think of the end'  view story
Sunday, May 15, 2005
David Goldman - - Boston Herald
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With its paved streets, stucco homes and the occasional manicured lawn, this community of 60 families looks like a peaceful Southern California suburb - until you look up.
Each settlement in Gush Katif has its own gated entry guarded by armed Israeli soldiers. The settlers live behind two fences - one electrified, one of barbed wire. Security cameras scan the perimeter at night. Every settler is issued an M-16 by the army, and most have personal sidearms and bulletproof vests.
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