Lawyer Batya has a challenging case: A client's husband has disappeared in order to avoid the divorce. One of her colleagues found him on Facebook, where he has pictures of him with his girlfriend.

Rabbi Shmuel Stern runs a religious school in the overcrowded Jewish district Mea Shearim. The 300 students, from nursery until the age of six, are learning to read the Torah.

David, manager of the Atarot Industrial Area, starts his day the Colombia checkpoint where he has to ensure that the workers from the West Bank can transit without problems. Later he visits a chicken slaughter house, one of many companies on the Atarot estate. The chickens must be slaughtered in a certain way so that it is kosher and can be sold to Jewish customers. The slaughterer has to be a devout Jew. Here, he is assisted by the Palestinian workers.

Activist Hagit regularly receives death threats. As part of the "Peace Now" movement, she campaigns for a settlement with the Palestinians. Therefore she is considered a traitor by radical Jewish settlers. Recently, Israeli excavations at the Wailing Wall cause concern among Muslims. The Al-Aqsa Mosque is the third most important holy site of their faith, but Jewish settlers dream of a new temple on Temple Mount.

Firas, 26, is the muezzin of the Al-Aqsa mosque. His family has been in charge for the daily calls to prayer for centuries.

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