Faithful Israelis shield Palestinians in the West Bank amid settler violence
Ziva Sharp and about 30 Israeli activists, many of them religious Jews, travel to the West Bank to protect Palestinians from violent settlers as part of the Bnei Avraham movement. They helped a Palestinian family near Bethlehem, cleared road obstructions, and confronted a settler outpost, only to be attacked and have their cars vandalized. The effort highlights religiously motivated activism against settler violence, amid a broader context of ongoing settlement activity and tensions in the occupied territory.