Ultra-nationalists see their quest to remain in Gaza as a clash between good and evil
Nitai Wolfman is the kind of person Israel wants to keep out of the Gaza Strip. But in his case, it is too late.
The burly, dark-eyed 20 year old believes he is on the right side in a conflict of good versus evil.
God 'did not give us territory in order for us to give it away to gentiles', says Mr Wolfman, about Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's plans to withdraw from the enclave.
He spoke after settlers clashed with police, while setting up a tent camp for ultra-nationalists bent on thwarting the withdrawal, due to start next month.
Mr Wolfman said he was dissatisfied that during the confrontation, in which settlers pushed security forces and blocked a vehicle, no one had slugged a policeman.