For the families of Amona, life is full of questions for in essence, they are homeless and their plight does not appear to be atop of any government agenda. The cabinet is supposed to decide on a new venue for the community, but this has yet to happen and then, a community must be built.

In line with the agreement made with the families, the government is committed to building their new home in the next two months as well as establishing a temporary dwelling for them in the interim.

On Thursday afternoon, the families traveled to Jerusalem, to the Knesset Rose Garden along with Avi Roeh, who heads the Binyamin Regional Council. They called on the government and decision-makers to maek good on their commitment and not to forget them.

(YWN – Israel Desk, Jerusalem)