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it's the biblical homeland of the jewish people. hebron is the city essentially where the jewish people were born. abraham was in heeb ron. and it was -- hebron. and it was in hebron where i was invited into the home of a jewish woman who is in a so-called settlement and has been there for decades. she invited me into her kitchen and in her kitchen she showed me some of the doors on her cabinets. those doors on her cabinets had bullet holes in them. bullet holes. bullet holes fired across her land, over her deck, in through the glass windows of her kitchen and into the cabinet doors of her kitchen. every day her family is reminded of the very real existence that they have, that they literally can be in their home and bullets can fly in, to a place where children should be able to be free. where a wife should be able to whip up supper or breakfast and not have to dodge bullets. you see, that's the very real existence that the jewish citizens have had to face in the southwestern section of israel. where i had a chance to live for a summer, the day after

city close and country quiet. but there is a buzz in the air about a proposed construction project of biblical proportions just uphe road. >> i think it's huge. i think people would definitely come to see that. >> reporter: as she studies her bible over a morning cup of coffee, kelly eisler is clearly enthusiastic. >> you think this never happens, so the fact they're actually making it into something that is real life for us, kind of opens up that imagery of wow, this actually happened. >> reporter: it is noah's ark. not a scale model like this one, but a massive life-size replica. part of an attraction planned by answers in genesis, a christian organization that believes in a literal interpretation of the bible. >> make yourself an ark. >> reporter: noah is quite a popular figure these days. the ark also appears in the hollywood blockbuster starring russell crowe and many pairs of animals. estimates suggest the ark encounter park will cost some $150 million to build. in the kitchen, bill greg readies for the easter rush. he's a fan of the ark project. it's expected to employ as many as 900 people. >> there is a