Rich Siegel, a resident of Teaneck, New Jersey, and political activist, dives deep into the controversial sale of properties in illegal West Bank settlements to American Jews. He discusses the impact on Palestinian families and the ethical dilemmas posed by these transactions. Siegel reveals the dynamics of Teaneck as a microcosm of larger geopolitical issues, highlighting local activism against discriminatory practices. He also reflects on the emotional and historical complexities surrounding land ownership in the West Bank, encapsulating the multifaceted views within the Jewish community.
