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A group of American cowboys from Montana and Arkansas answered a call for help from Israelis in need of labor as the war with Hamas has caused foreign agriculture workers to flee, and reservists to leave their day jobs to fight in Gaza.

The farmers are a part of an organization called Hayovel, which has been present in Israel for nearly 20 years.

The three Montana farmers are John Plocher, who lives near Hamilton, and brothers Yoseph and Ezekiel Strain, who live near Augusta.

The farmers are a part of an organization called Hayovel, which has been present in Israel for nearly 20 years.

A group of American cowboys went viral recently after a stranger photographed them on their way to Israel to help Israeli farmers in the wake of the Hamas attacks.

American cowboys have rallied to support embattled Israel, with one saying, "I believe this is their God-given land."

We kept seeing this video on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. Who are these courageous Montana cowboys helping our friends in Israel? Here you go.

We kept seeing this video on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. Who are these courageous Montana cowboys helping our friends in Israel? Here you go.

Montana cowboy John Plocher discusses his daring decision to go to Israel and help local farmers harvest their crops on 'Varney & Co.'

Doctors, firefighters and gap-year kids have gone to Israel to do volunteer work away from the front lines.