Inside the life of an Israeli Settler Woman 🇮🇱 - Jewish Local Tells All

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Tireless Tal always brings us fresh content! As a creator, I'm telling you guys this is a lot of work so I hope you all appreciate what the Clatt is bringing to the table (:

🇮🇹 I'm using the translator I hope it's 😅 understandable what I write thanks for the info it was a great video thank you

Thank you for telling the truth and for more insides of Judea and Samaria. 🙏🏻❤

🇮🇹 This video deserves so much laik 👍

Wow thank you for sharing this ! Tears in my eyes heart full of gratitude

Hi Tal! Thank you for this great content. So wonderful to also see a channel saved 🙌. This settler woman is such a great representative and the sites were something for me to share with my friends also. Thanks again.

wow! such important information - thank you 🙏✡️💙😊

Wow. I used to think salters are the problem. But not anymore! Jewish from Judea!

It so exciting to learn about all this! I don't think even most Israelis know all this about Judea and Samaria ❤. Very important and informative ❤

That is a brilliant way to educate the ignorant world Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

0:13 they built hella mosques on top of temples in India as well.

Tal, I understand the term "settler" and the associated feelings and narratives vary significantly depending on the perspective. Jewish Resident Perspective As voiced by the Jewish resident you mentioned, being labeled a *"settler"* can feel hurtful and oversimplified*. Many Israelis feel that their presence in certain territories is justified based on *historical , religious , and security-related claims . They highlight the context of the 1967 Six-Day War , which they see as a defensive conflict . Following this war, Israel gained control over the West Bank , Gaza Strip , and East Jerusalem , areas seen by many Jewish residents as part of their historical and national heritage . This perspective often emphasises the right to live in security and the desire for peaceful coexistence , despite the complex geopolitical reality. Palestinian Perspective For Palestinians, the term "settler" is used to describe Israelis living in settlements that are built on lands they consider to be part of their future sovereign state , based on the 1967 borders . These settlements are often viewed as illegal under international law and as an obstacle to peace , leading to displacement and a violation of Palestinian rights . Palestinians see these settlements as a manifestation of ongoing occupation and a major barrier to achieving a two-state solution , with Palestinians striving for East Jerusalem as the capital of their future state. International Community Perspective The majority of the international community, as reflected in numerous UN resolutions , considers Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem illegal under international law , specifically the Fourth Geneva Convention , which prohibits an occupying power from transferring its own civilian population into the territory it occupies . However, opinions do vary, and some countries, particularly under different U.S. administrations , have shown varying levels of support for Israel’s settlement policies. The international legal consensus does not align with the annexation of territory acquired through war, advocating instead for a negotiated settlement based on the 1967 borders . Historical and Legal Context The rules of war , particularly those codified in international treaties like the Geneva Conventions , aim to protect the rights of civilians and ensure humane treatment during conflict. These laws have been interpreted by the International Court of Justice and other bodies to suggest that occupying powers should not make permanent changes to the territory they occupy and must administer these areas in a manner that benefits the local population and respects their rights until a lasting peace can be negotiated. TAL YOU NEARLY LOST YOUR LIFE INCOME. Try to understand!

Thank you for sharing

Great video! Great archeology! Prior to Oct 7th history wasn't appealing to me, but now I find history very relevant and important!

Very accurate information based on archeology. This is the true history. Thank you for sharing this with us.

I’m gonna have to visit Shiloh next time I come.

So interesting, thank you

Powerful. Thank you.

Amazing vid Tal!