2. The government destroys, the pioneers build - Pt 1

From Arutz 7:

Sa-Nur Dedicates a New Neighborhood

Residents and friends of the northern Shomron community of Sa-Nur took part in a groundbreaking ceremony for a new neighborhood today. Kiryat Arba’s Chief Rabbi Dov Lior was on hand, stating this is the true response to the threats of the disengagement, continued building in the Land of Israel.

Residents explained the building is stronger than the government’s planned destruction and they remain confident they will continue living in Sa-Nur and continue building towards accepting new residents.

3. The government destroys, the pioneers build - Pt 2

From Arutz 7:

Hevron & Shomron Residents Vow to Continue Building Outposts

When police last night destroyed Hevron’s Giborim Outpost for the 27th time, residents exclaimed they were not discouraged, vowing to return as many times as necessary to continue building in the area.

The same holds true among Shomron residents who today were pulled out of an Elon Moreh area outpost that was reestablished during the night. They too vow to continue returning until the government gets the message, that they are here to stay.

Also see JPost article, "15 teenage girls attempt to set up W. Bank outpost"

4. GOI: Jails, prisons, courts

JPost reports:

New courthouses for pullout arrests

The Courts Administration wants to establish a branch of the Beersheba Magistrate's Court adjacent to Beersheba Prison and a branch of the Rishon Lezion Magistrate's Court adjacent to Ma'asiyahu Prison to handle the anticipated arrests of large numbers of protesters against disengagement, The Jerusalem Post has learned.

The idea was proposed by Courts Administration head Boaz Okun and backed by the Bar Association and the Public Defender's Office.

5. Civil disobedience

From JPost:

Far-right activists burn tires on TA-J'lem road

Jerusalem police late Sunday prevented a group of suspected far-right activists from blocking traffic on the main Jerusalem-Tel Aviv highway, in the latest attempt of civil disobedience against the planned withdrawal from Gaza, police said.

The activists had set several tires on fire on the highway, near the turnoff for the Jerusalem suburb of Motza, but then fled the scene after police arrived.

Several other tires were found nearby, and were confiscated by police.

Over the last several months, far-right activists have been blocking major highways nationwide in protest over this summer's planned unilateral withdrawal from Gaza and four isolated northern West Bank settlements.

6. Fighting police brutality and oppression

From JPost:

Far-Right activist files civil suit against police

Far-right activist Baruch Marzel and two 12 year old Jewish girls suspected of pouring water on an Arab home in the West Bank city of Hebron filed a NIS 200,000 civil suit in a Jerusalem court Monday against two Hebron police officers who had arrested the girls last month.

The Jerusalem Magistrate's court had previously admonished police for bringing the two youngsters, including Marzel's daughter, to court in handcuffs, and for holding them overnight.

Also see this shocking IsraPundit item.

Note: "Resistance News" is a daily column devoted to news about the Jewish resistance to Sharon's expulsion and resettlement plan. Let it not be said that IsraPundit observed the ethnic-cleansing of Jews in Yesha and reacted with indifference.