To outsiders, they’re a symbol of conflict. To those who live there, they’re a fulfillment of prophecy. Between ancient vineyards and army checkpoints, settlers in the West Bank balance history, faith, and fear.
This isn’t about compromise. It’s about inheritance. And in a region built on memory, every home is a statement — every hill, a battlefield of belonging.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:52 What defines a settler?
01:43 The historical significance of Yehuda & Shomron
04:32 Why is the West Bank Jewish population so small?
08:31 Religious nationalist motivations
10:37 Security motivations
14:57 Quality of life motivations
16:15 Settler opposition to the government
18:12 Settler-Palestinian conflict
20:06 Settler peace efforts in the West Bank
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