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Middle East / West Bank Jews #596522

NBC Evening News for Wednesday, Oct 26, 1994
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(Jerusalem: Tom Brokaw) The religious passion of Jews living in the occupied West Bank examined by looking at one family; scenes shown a settlement that lies in the path of Palestinian expansion plans. [Jewish settler Ashulem BEN-MEIR - recalls being stoned by Palestinians six years ago; says he won't leave because PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization) leader Yasir Arafat wants them to go.] The view in Israel that sees the militant Jews as an obstacle to regional peace detailed. The fact that the greatest schisms here are often those within the Israeli and Palestinian cultures noted.

Reporter(s):
Brokaw, Tom
Duration:
00:03:30

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