Unable to travel straight down the 24-mile Strip, we drove out from Dugit and south and then through the Kissufim Junction (the main entrance into the southern Gaza Strip) in order to enter Gush Katif, the block of communities in the southern Gaza Strip that exist close together. Morag is one that is on the outskirts and somewhat isolated. Chaim Gross, a young man whose brother was tragically killed in Hebron, served as our guide. We enjoyed Chaim's good humor as he escorted us around the community of 36 families which borders on the Arab refugee camp of Khan Younis, and is therefore constantly on guard against terror attacks. This is a guard post in Morag, manned by Israeli soldiers.