Unrest in the West Bank as settlers feel a tailwind

For three years, Shuli Khachmon has lived in an illegal outpost in the West Bank.

He and the other settlers consider the area their land.

- I would have liked not to carry a weapon.

It is constantly with me, more than I am with my wife and children, says settler Shuli Khachmon.

"You can't access your own land"

Sheep herder Mohammed Abu Hussein lives in a village right next to the outpost.

He has seen how the settlement has grown and spread.

- You feel that you are exposed to mental and moral stress.

You cannot access your own land.

Now it counts as theirs, for us it is forbidden, he says.

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