Photo Browser

Artistic graffiti made by young settler girls during summer camp on a wall protected by barbed wire that separates the beginning of the Shuhada Street from the Kasba of Hebron - between H1 and H2. This small yard near the Hadassah Jewish settlement symbolizes the effortless attempt to show that life there is normal and happy, or as they put it :" It's very happy in the Hebronic hen-roost".

Artistic graffiti made by young settler girls during summer camp on a wall protected by barbed wire that separates the begining of the Shuhada Street from the Kasba of Hebron - between H1 and H2. This small yard by the Hadassah Jewish settlement symbolizes the effortless attempt to show that life there is normal and happy, or as they put it :" It's very happy in the Hebronic hen-roost".

"Red Crescent" people equipped with wheel chairs are present at the CP area.

The lower checkpoint as seen from the village.

The commander of the upper checkpoint refused to let MachsomWatch members to enter the village in spite of the official permit they presented. His excuse expressed in the sentence "I am the commander of this checkpoint...' To emphasize his statement he closed the entrance to the checkpoint, forcing the waiting Palestinians to ask MachsomWatch members to leave. Only after a Policeman appeared and explained the situation to the commander, the women were allowed to enter the village and crossed up to the lower checkpoint. There they found out that some Palestinians that had been checked a few minutes ago at the upper checkpoint were going through checks again at the lower one. This This photo shows the commander and another sldier watching the queue of Paledtinians trying to enter the village outside of the checkpoint. photo shows the commander of the upper checkpoint.

The commander of the upper checkpoint refused to let MachsomWatch members to enter the village in spite of the official permit they presented. His excuse expressed in the sentence "I am the commander of this checkpoint...' To emphasize his statement he closed the entrance to the checkpoint, forcing the waiting Palestinians to ask MachsomWatch members to leave. Only after a Policeman appeared and explained the situation to the commander, the women were allowed to enter the village and crossed up to the lower checkpoint. There they found out that some Palestinians that had been checked a few minutes ago at the upper checkpoint were going through checks again at the lower one. photo shows the closed checkpoint.

MachsomWatch members wish to enter the village, the commander of the checkpoint refused to allow entry and shut the gate, thus preventing local residents from entering their village. The conflict was solved by a policeman who arrived at the scene and convinced the commander that MachsomWatch members are entitled to enter.

The blocked entrance to the village.

A new sign announcing the entrance to Area A, written only in Hebrew. Since this is a new sign it is not yet covered by posters by the settlers.

כתובותגרפיטי שנעשו על ידי נערות מתנחלות במהלך מחנה קיץ על קיר המוגן על תיל המפריד בין ראשית רחוב השוהאדה לקסבה של חברון - בין H1 ל- H2. החצר הזו של היישוב היהודי בבית הדסה מסמלת את הניסיון להראות שהחיים שם נורמליים ומאושרים, או כפי שאמרו זאת: "זה מאוד שמח בתרנגולת החברונית".

The pillbox at Al Khadr square is occupied.

Signs on Route 60 close to Nev'e Daniel.

Signs on Route 60 close to Nev'e Daniel.

Signs on Route 60 close to Nev'e Daniel.

A sign at Route 60 near the turning to Zur Hadasah.

A sign at Route 60 in the vicinity of Nev'e Daniel.