Louis Theroux delves into a world where Jewish nationalism and biblical significance converge to fuel a radical movement in the West Bank, a land claimed by both Israelis and Palestinians under international law. With a mix of warmth, humor, and disturbing intensity, Theroux encounters ultranationalist settlers who believe it's their duty to populate these contested areas, often at the expense of others. As he explores East Jerusalem, Hebron, and Nablus, Theroux grapples with the complexities of this ultra-Zionist movement and its adherents, who blur the lines between faith, politics, and identity.