VOICED: Radical settlers vow to rebuild in West Bank

The transcript discusses the ongoing conflict in the West Bank, focusing on Jewish settlers like Danielle who build homes on Palestinian land, claiming a biblical right. These actions hinder the peace process and create challenges for the Israeli government, which faces pressure from the US to dismantle settlements. The case of Mouse Esther illustrates the cycle of destruction and rebuilding of settlements, highlighting the complexity of the issue.

What action did the Israeli police take against Danielle's home?

• They ignored it.

• They expanded it.

• They demolished most of it.

• They provided security for it.

What is the primary reason settlers like Danielle continue to build on Palestinian land?

• Biblical claims to the land

• Economic benefits

• Support from the international community

• Lack of other housing options

What is the main obstacle that settlers pose to the peace process?

• Their settlements are illegal and disrupt peace efforts.

• They do not participate in local governance.

• They refuse to pay taxes.

• They claim a biblical right to the land.

How does the Israeli government respond to U.S. pressure regarding settlements?

• By relocating settlers to other areas

• By occasionally demolishing small outposts

• By expanding settlements

• By ignoring the pressure

What criticism do peace campaigners have about the Israeli government's actions?

• They believe the government is too aggressive.

• They think the government is not dismantling large settlements.

• They feel the government is too lenient with settlers.

• They argue the government is not providing enough support to settlers.