According to the IDF, mad settlers put a knife to soldier’s neck, took away his weapon, and fired it. The reality was different.
IDF dismantled a hamlet of Adei Ad, where a family of Jewish farmers was living in an abandoned bus. After the Jewish soldiers made Jewish farmers homeless, victorious Arabs in the nearby village of Burin started riots and threw stones on Jews nearby. After a Jewish car was stoned and its passengers hardly escaped lynching by friendly Arabs, the driver stopped near the IDF jeep for protection. As usual, soldiers refused to shoot at the rioting crowd lest they end up in jail for harming innocent Arabs. To protect himself and the soldiers, one villager took the soldier’s rifle and made warning shots in the air.
Israeli government is bent on giving the area to Arabs despite Shiloh being one of the holiest places in Judaism, the confirmed location of the Holy Arc for three hundred years.