Hebron is a disputed site, dominated by hatred and violence. In 1968, after the Six-Day War and Israel’s overwhelming military victory, a group of 30 Israeli settlers decided to move to the city to regain what they consider an important part of the Promised Land. Considered a holy city for the Jewish people, Christians and Muslims because Abraham was buried there, Hebron is the only city in the Occupied Territories to have an Israeli settlement in the heart of a Palestinian town. 600 settlers live protected by 2000 soldiers in the centre of a city of 160,000 Palestinians.