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Piles of garbage welcome the Palestinians waiting to go through the turnstiles to cross Beit iba checkpoint.

The village of Ras Atiya is located in the western end of a Palestinian enclave separated by the Seam Line. The gate which is a Fabric of life gate is open 12 hr. a day and allows the access into the Palestinian land which has been left on the Israeli side of the Seam line. The gate, erected at some distance from the fields, cannot be reached by tractor. The farmers must make their way there on foot and cannot continue to grow the same irrigated crops as before.

Two Palestinian women separated by the fence at the checkpoint.

The body of a young Palestinian shot by soldiers after he shot at them at Anabta checkpoint.

Settlers from Tel Rumeida trying to get hold of land close to Issa's new house.

Old Palestinian woman, hardly surviving in the heat, returning from medical checks in Nablus.

Soldiers prevent a herd of goats, handled by children, from crossing Huwwara checkpointsource:

Defamatory libel against MachsomWatch hanged at the checkpoint.

Palestinian women with a baby waiting to cross the turnstiles.source:

Palestinian woman carrying goods on her head at Beit Furik checkpoint.source:

A Palestinian child queuing to pass through the turnstiles at the checkpoint.source:

A young Palestinian girl at the temporary market by Al Khadr checkpoint.

A Palestinian boy selling hot tea at the temporary market erected near Al Khadr checkpoint.

A peddler trying to sell goods at the temporary market near Al Khadr checkpoint.

A newly painted white line limiting the access of MachsomWatch members to Huwwara checkpoint.source:

The Wall at Ar-Ram checkpoint.