עיון בתמונות

The sign at the Jubara gate that indicate the entering to area A.

We brought toys to the children of the Bedouin village Arab ar-Ramadin. The joy of the children who fall upon the piles of toys is heartwarming.

B. lives at Habla and his entry permit is for CP 109 he wishes to enter by the Habla CP, because of the heat, the fatigue and the fast. He was checked and was denied. He has a work permit for Israel. The soldiers remain hardhearted, even a phone call to the CPO is of no avail and the exhausted Palestinian remains waiting. "I have an entry permit to Israel and I don't have a permit to return home" he says and points in the direction of Habla.

Two UN representatives are visiting the site.

Hani, a farmer who lives in the village of Mas-Ha is in charge of the well. When the fence was installed, without a gate, he called the UN and the Red Cross. As a result of their efforts, as of yesterday there’s a new gate. He told us that before the fence was erected, everybody crossed the road where it was most convenient for them and reached their fields by the shortest route. Now the farmers must accommodate themselves to the hours the gate is open:

The gate at the southern part of the village through which the farmer used to cross to their fields is locked now.

Resting at the checkpoint.

She is too old to cross by herself.

Handicaped man on wheel chair on his way to cross the checkpoint.

The wall between Shu'fat camp and Pisgat Ze'ev.

The blocked road to Bruqin.

A doll left at the parking lot of Qalandiya checkpoint.

With a pointed weapon the soldier turnes to the 4 years old boy.

The coffee shope at the gate.