While Gaza is enduring its devastating war, an increasingly brutal battle is being fought

over land in another Palestinian territory, the West Bank. There Israeli settlers

are attacking Palestinian communities more frequently and ferociously than ever before.

Because of those attacks, more than a hundred Palestinians have fled their homes in the northern West Bank in just the past 10 days.

Last year, more than 1,500 were forced off their land.

Special correspondent Lela Molana Allen traveled through the occupied West Bank to meet the Israeli

settlers who are determined to expand their outposts throughout that

contested territory.

As war rages on, long before the dust has settled on thousands of destroyed homes in Gaza.

These Israelis are calling to be allowed to build Jewish homes amidst the rubble.

No Israelis have been allowed to live in Gaza since the government pulled out nearly 20 years ago.

There was violent protest at the time. Those who called it a

mistake now feel vindicated by the October 7th Hamas attacks. And as the

world watches the war in Gaza, extremist settlers have taken advantage of the distraction.

Armed mobs have descended on ancient olive groves on multiple occasions, burning them to the ground, accelerating their harassment of

Palestinian villagers and violent land seizures, shooting Palestinians who

stand in their way.

Last week, a Palestinian man was shot dead after a group of armed settlers stormed the village of Jeat,

setting homes aflame.

In late October, three of Yasur aaudi's family members were killed when a group of young settlers stormed

through their village of Kustra on a shooting rampage.

The next day, as they drove to the graveyard to bury them,

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