Kfar Tapuach

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Border Police officer shaking hands with masked Israeli settler, March 2, 2013 (Guy, Ta'ayush activist)
The Israeli army’s default position: Supporting the outlaws
The IDF clarifies that instead of removing an illegal outpost, it prefers to defend it – and Palestinian farmers pay the price. By Yesh Din, written by Yossi Gurvitz In January 2001, as most of us were busy with the events of the Second Intifada, several outlaws built the Tapuach Ma’arav outpost in the West…
By +972 Magazine May 14, 2013
A view from the top of the Seter HaMadrega outpost, just west of the Kfar Tapuach settlement in the West Bank. (photo: Yuval Ben-Ami)
‘There is peace here’: Notes from a journey to settler backcountry
After deciding to visit a few wildcat Jewish settlements in the West Bank, I felt anxious. Will they recognize us for the Tel Aviv leftists that we are? Will they become enraged at our questions? Might we face violence? Arriving at the settlement gate, however, I am struck by just how much the place resembles…
By Edo Konrad March 6, 2013
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