[1] Founded in 1998, the 25-acre ranch provides a unique therapeutic approach, allowing the troubled youth to rebuild their sense of security and re-establish their trust in themselves and their peers, so that they can become contributing members of society.

In addition to professional therapy and education, the ranch utilizes a peer-driven decision-making model that incorporates skill-building activities like farming and horseback riding with creative outlets like music and sports.

[6] The committee concluded that the "Sade-Bar" Ranch was unsuitable to house minors referred by the state, citing its failure to operate in accordance with the norms expected of both public institutions and educational-therapeutic facilities.

Additionally, Mr. Sade's "anti-establishment" conduct, including his refusal to adhere to any regulations or documentation practices, fostered a divisive "us versus them" culture, which labeled outsiders—such as state institutions, the police, and departing campers—as hostile threats.

[7] Baruch Feldbaum, head of security at Sdeh Bar, was convicted of assaulting and injuring Palestinians in aggravated circumstances after an altercation with shepherds at the settlement.