Beit Iba Tuesday 8.3.05 AMObservers: Ruthie C., Maya M., Netta A., Elinoar (reporting), Noa (Elinoar’s guest)06:45 – 09:00In Beit Iba nobody is stopped or checked out, no detainees. The reserve unit is still there. It seems that all the action, all the harassment, has moved for now to the rolling checkpoints. This is also what the local people tell us. Two of those rolling checkpoints we passed on our way here. We decide to tour the surrounding roads. At the exit from Beit Iba to Road 60 cars and busses are stopped, people are told to get out. By “people” I mean Palestinians, of course. At Jit intersection there is another rolling checkpoint. We turn left to Sarra, drive up the hill and meet a group of bored reserve soldiers near the red sign that says we’re at the entrance into a Palestinian authority controlled village. All this beauty, rolling hills, early-spring blooming, and the gashes made by the apartheid roads, the fortified settlements and the manic building.