עיון בתמונות

It is a narrow crack in a gate blocked by the army with barbed wire, however, Palestinians find ways to get through.

The wholesale market in Hebron.

A poster condemning the attempt to remove the settlers from the wholesale market.

The wholesale market in Hebron.

The army has finally obeyed the Supreme Court order and has started to disassemble the Wall on Route 60 near Sansana checkpoint.

A truck checked .

Merchants are crossing the checkpoint at 9:00 in the morning.

The small village Mawahel is situated by the industrial area of Atarot. At mid 2005 the road connecting the village to Jerusalem has been blocked and the inhabitants are now required to go to Jerusalem through Qalandiya checkpoint - a tour of about 1.5 hr. by a cab. photograph shows three Palestinian youngsters caught by Border Police patrol.

The small village Mawahel is situated by the industrial area of Atarot. At mid 2005 the road connecting the village to Jerusalem has been blocked and the inhabitants are now required to go to Jerusalem through Qalandiya checkpoint - a tour of about 1.5 hr. by a cab. photograph shows the Wall that is constructed around the village.

The small village Mawahel is situated by the industrial area of Atarot. At mid 2005 the road connecting the village to Jerusalem has been blocked and the inhabitants are now required to go to Jerusalem through Qalandiya checkpoint - a tour of about 1.5 hr. by a cab. A Machsomwatch member in conversation with Mawaher inhabitants by the fence that isolats the village.

New graffiti at the Shuhada street in front of the soldier post, under the steps leading to Kordova school.

The signs hanged under the Patriarchs hill announcing the illegal settlement "Hazon David".

Palestinians crossing through a narrow opening in the locked gate left in the separation wall at Abu Dis.

Palestinians crossing through a narrow opening in the locked gate left in the separation wall at Abu Dis.

The separation wall in Abu Dis, a neighborhood in Jerusalem, is 9 meters high. The wall separates families and residents are forced to take a longer route to work, school, hospital, shopping etc.

The road between Al Khadr and route 60 is blocked. Since this is the only route allowed for the Palestinians to commute between the south (Hebron) and Bethlehem they must use the unpaved blocked road to reach the cabs waiting on either side of checkpoint.