Since 2001 we have observed dozens of army checkpoints on paved and unpaved roads in the West Bank, the Jordan Valley and along the Separation Fence; Civil Administration offices which grant permits to Palestinians; and military courts trying Palestinian prisoners. We stand at the checkpoints observing the behavior of soldiers and Palestinians without interfering, intervening only when soldiers behave offensively to Palestinians. Then we try to speak to the soldiers themselves or telephone...
Bruqin, Kufr alDik, Sun 18.3.12, Morning
18/03/2012 ,Morning
Rivka R., Rachel A. , Translator: Charles K.
Bruqin, Kafr ad Dik.
We left Kafr Qassem with Nadim at 09:45.
We drove via Bruqin to Kafr ad Dik.
The road was open, the village empty. They had all gone to their daily tasks.
We saw no army presence.
About 20 women had come to Hanan’s club.
We conducted English and yoga lessons at the same time. It was noisy and a little disorganized. The room is fairly small.
The atmosphere was pleasant and good.
On our way back, at about 13:00, the roads were open and we saw no army presence.
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