Bil'in is a Palestinian village located in the central West Bank, near the city of Ramallah. It is known for its agricultural land and has a population of around 1,700 residents. The village has gained international attention due to its protests against the construction of the Israeli separation barrier, which many residents believe encroaches on their land. The protests in Bil'in began in 2005 and have attracted activists from around the world. These demonstrations are often peaceful, featuring weekly marches that highlight the villagers' struggle for their rights. The situation in Bil'in reflects broader issues related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.