Watch: Israelis who entered Ramallah to promote peace – and visited Arafat's grave

Two Israelis entered Ramallah to promote the idea of a federation and meet Palestinians. They toured the city with a local guide, visited Yasser Arafat's grave, and were asked to downplay their Israeli identity. Entry into Ramallah, located in Area A, is prohibited for Israelis without a military permit.

Two Israelis entered Ramallah to promote the idea of a federation and meet the Palestinian side. They toured the city with a local guide, who instructed them on where they were allowed to go. During the visit, they also arrived at the grave of Yasser Arafat. At one point, the guide made it clear that they needed to downplay their Israeli identity. The article notes that Ramallah is in Area A, and entry for Israelis into this area is prohibited by military order, except in exceptional cases with the appropriate permit. It further claims that if something had gone wrong, IDF soldiers would have been required to rescue them at real risk. The article presents the event with irony and sharp criticism, using a judgmental tone toward the initiative.