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I'm Emily Wither and two years ago in the wake of October 7th,
I met a small group of Jewish and Palestinian peace activists who stood almost alone in Israel and calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
I've returned to find out what's happened to this peace movement when communities are more divided than ever.
We're deep in.
a valley now we've descended from the hilltops the ground is very stony you have to watch your step and we're just about to enter into the olive grove a kind of climbing over a collapsed wall it looks like and there's a long line of volunteers snaking across the fields It's 8am near Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank and we're joining a group of around 20 Israeli activists,
rabbis and international volunteers.
They're here to help Palestinians harvest their olives in response to rising settler violence.
They feel if Israelis are present, Palestinians are less likely to be attacked by settlers.