Amona residents to High Court: We are committed to non-violence

Amona residents tell the High Court that they are fully committed to non-violence during the evacuation of the West Bank outpost, which is built on private Palestinian land.

The fresh commitment comes after the court earlier today rejected a pledge for a peaceful evacuation, saying it did not go far enough to reassure the justices that there would be no violence whether or not the state succeeds in its bid to delay the December 25 deadline.

Young Jewish settlers react to the news that the residents of the illegal outpost of Amona had accepted a government proposal to peacefully evacuate the outpost and move to a nearby location on December 18, 2016 (Miriam Alster/Flash90)
Young Jewish settlers react to the news that the residents of the illegal outpost of Amona had accepted a government proposal to peacefully evacuate the outpost and move to a nearby location on December 18, 2016 (Miriam Alster/Flash90)

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