Violence in the West Bank: The “protective presence” of Bnei Avraham
There are between 80 and 100 religious activists—Masorti and Haredi—who travel every week to Palestinian villages in the West Bank to accompany farmers on their...
Dvir Warshavski
Dvir Warshavski is one of the founders and leaders of Smol HaEmuni (the Believing Left) and a central figure in Bnei Avraham, a religious action group that organizes a protective presence alongside Palestinian communities in the West Bank. He holds a master’s degree in public policy and a bachelor’s degree in sociology, and in addition to his activism, he studies and teaches Jewish texts, notably as part of a dissertation on the ethics of Rabbi Yitzhak Arama at Tel Aviv University. He grew up in Yeruham, in the Negev, and now lives in Jerusalem.
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