Israeli Village Struggles to Maintain Jewish-Arab Coexistence Amid Ongoing Conflict

Neve Shalom/Wahat al-Salam was founded in 1972 as a cooperative community for Jews, Christians and Muslims.
Children learn Hebrew and Arabic, and the village celebrates holidays from different faiths.
Power is shared between Jewish and Palestinian leadership.
Tensions persist due to larger regional conflicts, but residents aim to model coexistence.
The future of the village remains uncertain amid recent violence.