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Israel Images Israel Photos and Israel Pictures of the former settlers baby that was evacuated from Eli Sinai is hiding in his family tent at Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lemaan Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye

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Date:	March 22, 2008
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Date:	March 22, 2008
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Date:	March 22, 2008
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Date:	March 22, 2008
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Date:	March 22, 2008
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$The entrance to the Eli Sinai community (tent city) at Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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$Former settlers evacuated from Eli Sinai are eating lunch in their community living room tent at Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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$Former settlers evacuated from Eli Sinai are eating lunch and reading the weekend news in their community living room tent at Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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$Former settlers evacuated from Eli Sinai are eating lunch in their community living room tent at Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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$Former settler\'s children evacuated from Eli Sinai are eating lunch and playing in their community living room tent at Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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$Former settlers evacuated from Eli Sinai are outside their community living room tent at Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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$Former settler\'s baby that was evacuated from Eli Sinai is crying in his family tent at Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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$Former settlers evacuated from Eli Sinai are playing inside their families tent at Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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Date:	March 22, 2008
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$A Former settler\'s child evacuated from Eli Sinai is helping to clean the families tent for preperation of Shabbat at Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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$Former settlers that were evacuated from Eli Sinai are on their way to the community living room tent at Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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$A former settler\'s dog, evacuated from Eli Sinai with a sign above him saying \$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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$Eli Sinai Kindergartenat Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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$Former settlers that were evacuated from Eli Sinai are on their community kitchen on Friday Jan 13, 2006 The woman are in charge on the camp lunches and are eating in the shared kitchen.at Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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$Overseas Visitors and potential sponsors round tour on Friday Jan 13, 2006. In spite of media reports the residents say that the Tent City has no government support and all the expenses, which is around $60,000 a month, comes from their own pockets and some overseas Zionist Jewish organizations.Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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$Overseas Visitors and potential sponsors round tour on Friday Jan 13, 2006 In spite of media reports the residents say that the Tent City has no government support and all the expenses, which is around $60,000 a month, comes from their own pockets and some overseas Zionist Jewish organizations.Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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$Overseas Visitors and potential sponsors round tour on Friday Jan 13, 2006. In spite of media reports the residents say that the Tent City has no government support and all the expenses, which is around $60,000 a month, comes from their own pockets and some overseas Zionist Jewish organizations.Yad Mordechai intersection, on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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MIDEAST ISRAEL ELI SINAI SETTLEMENT DISENGAGEMENT

Date:	March 22, 2008
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$The main tent from above. on Friday Jan 13, 2006. Five months (146 days) since they were evacuated from their Gaza homes this summer, the ex-Eli Sinai residents belong to the 25 percent of the former residents that are still living in tents, hotel rooms or dormitories. According to a new report released by the non-profit group Lema\'an Acheinu, more than 50% have yet to receive any compensation funds, and only 5.7% of the 2,100 people who lost their jobs have found new ones. The report paints a grim picture of the evacuees\' economic, emotional and family situations, including drug and alcohol use by teens and increase divorce rates. Photo By Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye$
Date:	March 22, 2008
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