Moriah Asraf: The Disengagement Was a Very Big Fracture
In an interview with Omri Asenheim, Moriah Asraf spoke about the feeling of fracture she experienced following the disengagement, and said that after October 7 there was room to establish a settlement or two in…
Assessment
Morah Asraf's personal account of the 2005 disengagement as a deep fracture adds an emotional layer to a still raw national debate. Her suggestion that after October 7 Israel should have established settlements in Gaza directly challenges current policy and frames the war's aftermath as an opportunity for reversal. The interview signals that the trauma of the disengagement remains a live political force, not a settled historical episode.