Photographer: Judith Levin
04/12/2008
The checkpoint declared as a closed military area to Israelis, journalists and strangers. Palestinians and settlers are excluded.

Photographer: Tal Haran
14/12/2008
The old checkpoint.

Photographer: Judith Levin
04/12/2008
Settlers streaming from the settlements of Itamar and Har Bracha to the square in front of the checkpoint to attack Palestinians .

Photographer: Tal Haran
14/12/2008
The old exit to Nablus.

Photographer: Judith Levin
04/12/2008
Masses of vehicles and people wait on the southern side of the checkpoint since there is "shut of life" due to settlers' riots.

Photographer: Tal Haran
14/12/2008
New, organized, and as crowded as ever.

Photographer:
04/12/2008
Since traffic has stopped at the checkpoint due to settlers' riots, children had to disembark their me school-bus and approached the checkpoint on foot.

Photographer: Tal Haran
14/12/2008

Photographer: Nurit Wagner
08/12/2008
The new checkpoint operated.

Photographer: Nurit Wagner
24/12/2008
The checkpoint offers handicapped access. However, in order to open the gate one needs to locate the soldier with the key for the gate. When the soldier and the key are located it turns out that the gate opens in one direction only (in and not out).

Photographer: Tal Haran
14/12/2008
Part of the old checkpoint.

Photographer: Nurit Wagner
15/12/2008
This addition to the entrance path allowing wheelchair access, was constructed only after the involvement of a MachsomWatch member.

Photographer: Daphne Banai
16/12/2008
Palestinians queueing to cross the checkpoint to Nablus.

Photographer: Daphne Banai
16/12/2008

Photographer: Dorit Hershkovitz
17/12/2008
The peddlers' stalls destroyed by the army on this morning.

Photographer:
18/12/2008
Border Police soldiers chasing the children with their coffee-stall away.

Photographer: Judith Levin
18/12/2008
The army forbides selling neither coffee nor food at the checkpoint area.