This post was origianlly posted on the X account of @elkana_nahmani, on January 31, 2026, with this comment:

Automatic English translation:

“Good week. Look at this place. Until not long ago, a Jew could not come near here. There were tents here, permanent structures, and Bedouin clans who imposed terror over the area. This place was ‘dead land’ for us. But then they made one mistake too many. They attacked our shepherd with stones and clubs and thought we would be afraid. They did not understand that Givat Or Meir is made of different material. Our response was determination — and the result is right before your eyes: they simply got up and fled. Watch the video — they left behind kitchen utensils, equipment, fences… even houses they had begun building with concrete were abandoned halfway. The message was received: whoever tries to harm us loses their grip on the land. Whoever attacks — folds. Now this area is clean, Jewish, and safe. And this is only the beginning. This model of decisiveness and victory is the model we intend to replicate throughout the entire region. We are not just pushing them back — we are defeating them.”

אלקנה נחמני (Twitter handle @elkana_nahmani) is a violent Israeli settler active on social media, who identifies himself as living at the Givat Or Meir outpost near the settlement of Ofra and as part of the group that established and is promoting ethnic cleansing on that hill.

His posts describe:

That he is from Givat Or Meir near Ofra and that he helped establish the outpost/“giva” (hilltop settlement activity) there.

He states explicitly that around two years ago he founded Givat Or Meir with the aim of creating a Jewish presence to prevent Palestinian Authority control and to create a “strong Jewish settlement continuum” in the heart of the Benjamin region.

His tweets describe struggles on the ground, including clashes with local Bedouin or Arab shepherds, police operations, construction activities, and calls for donations and participation to strengthen settlement activity.

He presents himself as not a mainstream public official or widely recognized national leader (like a politician), but an activist/participant in settlement–related activity in the West Bank area. He frames the project of Givat Or Meir as part of settler activity in the area around Ofra and along Road 60 in the "Binyamin region" AKA West Bank, Jordan valley