The group that destroyed Beit Hagai created a new settlement and also reopened the Kollel (named Or Yosef, which means Light of Joseph), for dayanim which had operated in Kfar Darom.
In the summer of 2006, the village welcomed a group of families who had been evacuated from Kfar Darom, Gush Katif, as a part of Israel's disengagement from the settlements in the Gaza Strip. The group established a new settlement, and also reopened the kollel for dayanim which had operated in Kfar Darom. The Kollel is named Or Yosef (Light of Joseph) after Yossi Shuk, a resident of the village, who had been killed during the Palestinian uprising in December 2005. 
