Dura-Al Fawwar Junction, Sansana (Meitar Crossing), South Hebron Hills

The Meitar checkpoint, in spite of  the never-ending rain, is full of cars on the sides as well.

We drove on Route 60, low traffic.

At the entrance to Samu'  2 military jeeps, checking cars and a long line of cars waiting to be checked.

At the entrance to Dahariya, a military jeep and a police jeep inspect cars.

At the entrance to Abda, near the pillbox, a military jeep checks cars.

Before Al Fawwar, opposite the spring, soldiers with Israeli flags stuck in the ground and farmers working in the area.

Al Fawwar, the entrance / checkpoint is completely closed, no cars can go through since Friday. The cars stand on all sides of the intersection. Explanation: Boys threw stones.

Along the way, fields are flooded with rainwater and damaged roads, with pits.

 At the entrance to Hebron (near Beit Hagai), a military jeep and cars are also checking cars.

In summary: A sign of the bells of peace ... Everywhere there is an increased military presence.