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02/11/2006
As a result of an appeal by the residents of Khirbet Jubara to the Israeli High Court, the IDF is flattering hills and moving the separation fence.
02/11/2006
As a result of an appeal by the residents of Khirbet Jubara to the Israeli High Court, the IDF is flattering hills and moving the separation fence.
Photographer: Shoshi Anbar
14/12/2006
About two weeks ago the IDF blocked access to the well located at the southwestern edge of the village and to agricultural lands with a long fence and concertina wire. Initially there was no gate; as of yesterday, there is one. Hani, a resident from Mes-ha telephoned the UN and the Red Cross. As a result of their efforts, as of yesterday there’s a new gate.
14/12/2006
About two weeks ago the IDF blocked access to the well located at the southwestern edge of the village and to agricultural lands with a long fence and concertina wire. Initially there was no gate; as of yesterday, there is one. Hani, a resident from Mes-ha telephoned the UN and the Red Cross. As a result of their efforts, as of yesterday there’s a new gate.
Photographer: Shoshi Anbar
14/12/2006
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:
14/12/2006
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:
Photographer: Shoshi Anbar
14/12/2006
The new fence, the guard tower, the gate and the checking post.
14/12/2006
The new fence, the guard tower, the gate and the checking post.
Photographer: Shoshi Anbar
14/12/2006
Two UN representatives are visiting the site.
14/12/2006
Two UN representatives are visiting the site.
Photographer: Shoshi Anbar
14/12/2006
The new concertina fence and the closed gate to the well and the agricultural fields.
14/12/2006
The new concertina fence and the closed gate to the well and the agricultural fields.
Photographer: Shoshi Anbar
05/01/2007
Demonstration in Haris village took place on Nov. 7.2012 against the demolitions. The village residents a group of women from IWPS [International Women’s Peace Service] was joined by a group of MachsomWatch members.
05/01/2007
Demonstration in Haris village took place on Nov. 7.2012 against the demolitions. The village residents a group of women from IWPS [International Women’s Peace Service] was joined by a group of MachsomWatch members.
Photographer: Vivienne Silver Brody
14/03/2005
At Tura/Shaked CP. a young man approached us and asked if in our organization somebody could help him to obtain electricity and water. He lives in Khirbet al Muntar, a small village located north to Barta'a/Reikhan CP. in the seam zone. See the entire report on our website.
14/03/2005
At Tura/Shaked CP. a young man approached us and asked if in our organization somebody could help him to obtain electricity and water. He lives in Khirbet al Muntar, a small village located north to Barta'a/Reikhan CP. in the seam zone. See the entire report on our website.