Abu Dis, Sheikh Saed, Thu 27.1.11, Morning
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Observers:
Shosh H., Michaela R. (reporting)
Jan-27-2011
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Morning
6:50 Sheikh Saed
Few crossing, fairly fast, no special incidents.
Sawaharra
From a distance we saw an ambulance making its way into the checkpoint, and remaining there. We decided to investigate and encountered a new term: "Sawaharra Syndrome." According to one of the security personnel, one of the guards had felt ill and was evacuated in the ambulance. He called it the "Sawaharra Syndrome."
Children and adults crossed the checkpoint on foot. One family had a problem and there was much discussion between them and the soldiers. They crossed, looking angry, but we were unable to find out what the problem was.
A few cars cross after long checks. The metal gates
open one after the other in no particular order.
open one after the other in no particular order.