עיון בתמונות

Construction of additional lane in the vehicle passage.

Settlers' poster covers military sign seeking information on any sign of sudden evacuation.

Palestinian workers waiting in the morning to be picked by the contractors.

A settler's child approaching the Border Police soldiers at the Patriarchs Tomb checkpoint to make complaint about the fact that the driver of MachsomWatch car who is an Israeli arab.

A pillbox at checkpoint 160 checkpoint.

Graffiti on official sign at the entrance to "Kiryat Arba".

Signs at the entrance to "Kiriat Arba"announcing the construction of a new neighbourhood supported by the ministry of building.

Palestinians released after being detained 2.5 hours at the checkpoint that seemingly does not exixt.

Though the checkpoint was declared as "non existent" the army makes random, thorough inspections of vehicles including all the men, women and luggage. The groups of Palestinians designnated to be inspected are called "flocks" by the soldiers. When they finish checking one flock they turn to the next flock. The picture shows a young Palestinan who was punished for complaining about the soldiers' attitude.

Though this checkpoint was declared as "non existent" the army makes thorough inspections of vehicles including all the men, women and the vehicle' s content. The groups of Palestinians picked up to be inspected are called "flocks" by the soldiers. When they finish checking one flock they turn to the next flock. The picture shows the flock of women and children requested to leave the vehicle to be checked.

The recollection these children are going to carry with them.

Young Palestinians detained at the checkpoint that seemingly does not exist - separated from the women and the adults in the group.

The only sign of "non existence" expressing at the neglect of the military post that controls the lanes.

Though this checkpoint was declared as "non existent" the army makes thorough inspections of vehicles including all the men, women and the vehicle's content. The groups of Palestinians picked up to be inspected are called "flocks" by the soldiers. When they finish checking one flock they turn to the next flock.

Confronting the pointed gun - middle aged Palestinian, one of the "flock" that has been stopped at the "non existent" checkpoint shows his non armed belly to the soldier.

At the shade of the checkpoint.

This young child has to go through the checkpoint as well.