Prevention of Religeous Customs Album
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Military snipers in action.
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Military snipers in action.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Military snipers on post. watching for any sign of "free will".
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Military snipers on post. watching for any sign of "free will".
Photographer: Ela Greenberg
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Attempts to cross into Jerusalem. Many families were not able to bring their children, as they had to have birth certificates and be under 10 years old. Men over 50 and women over 45 were allowed in.
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Attempts to cross into Jerusalem. Many families were not able to bring their children, as they had to have birth certificates and be under 10 years old. Men over 50 and women over 45 were allowed in.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. The army sorts out the ones that are allowed to cross the checkpoint to Jerusalem The others are not allowed to step close to he checkpoint.
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. The army sorts out the ones that are allowed to cross the checkpoint to Jerusalem The others are not allowed to step close to he checkpoint.
Photographer: Ela Greenberg
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Attempts to cross into Jerusalem. Many families were not able to bring their children, as they had to have birth certificates and be under 10 years old. Men over 50 and women over 45 were allowed in.
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Attempts to cross into Jerusalem. Many families were not able to bring their children, as they had to have birth certificates and be under 10 years old. Men over 50 and women over 45 were allowed in.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Looking for shade by the buses while waiting for the sorting out procedure to try and cross to Jerusalem..
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Looking for shade by the buses while waiting for the sorting out procedure to try and cross to Jerusalem..
Photographer: Ela Greenberg
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Attempts to cross into Jerusalem. Many families were not able to bring their children, as they had to have birth certificates and be under 10 years old. Men over 50 and women over 45 were allowed in.
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Attempts to cross into Jerusalem. Many families were not able to bring their children, as they had to have birth certificates and be under 10 years old. Men over 50 and women over 45 were allowed in.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Palestinian women that were not allowed to cross the checkpoint pleading with the soldiers to let them do it. Everywhere there is garbage and filth.
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Palestinian women that were not allowed to cross the checkpoint pleading with the soldiers to let them do it. Everywhere there is garbage and filth.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Palestinian injured in his head from the army shootings carried in an ambulance to the hospital. The army spokman declared that there were no casualties at that day.
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Palestinian injured in his head from the army shootings carried in an ambulance to the hospital. The army spokman declared that there were no casualties at that day.
Photographer: Ela Greenberg
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Attempts to cross into Jerusalem. Many families were not able to bring their children, as they had to have birth certificates and be under 10 years old. Men over 50 and women over 45 were allowed in. Parents arguing with the military police to let them bring their children. Men in their late 40s angry that they were not allowed into Jerusalem.
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Attempts to cross into Jerusalem. Many families were not able to bring their children, as they had to have birth certificates and be under 10 years old. Men over 50 and women over 45 were allowed in. Parents arguing with the military police to let them bring their children. Men in their late 40s angry that they were not allowed into Jerusalem.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Palestinian injured in his head from the army shootings carried into the ambulance. The army spokman declared that there were no casualties at that day.
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Palestinian injured in his head from the army shootings carried into the ambulance. The army spokman declared that there were no casualties at that day.
Photographer: Ela Greenberg
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Many families were not able to bring their children, as they had to have birth certificates and be under 10 years old. Men over 50 and women over 45 were allowed in. Parents arguing with the military police to let them bring their children. Men in their late 40s angry that they were not allowed into Jerusalem.
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Many families were not able to bring their children, as they had to have birth certificates and be under 10 years old. Men over 50 and women over 45 were allowed in. Parents arguing with the military police to let them bring their children. Men in their late 40s angry that they were not allowed into Jerusalem.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. 15 years old Palestinian injured in his neck from the army shooting. The army spokman declared that there were no casualties at that day.
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. 15 years old Palestinian injured in his neck from the army shooting. The army spokman declared that there were no casualties at that day.
Photographer: Ela Greenberg
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Attempts to cross into Jerusalem. Many families were not able to bring their children, as they had to have birth certificates and be under 10 years old. Men over 50 and women over 45 were allowed in. Men in their late 40s angry that they were not allowed into Jerusalem.
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Attempts to cross into Jerusalem. Many families were not able to bring their children, as they had to have birth certificates and be under 10 years old. Men over 50 and women over 45 were allowed in. Men in their late 40s angry that they were not allowed into Jerusalem.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Military leftover.
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Military leftover.
Photographer: Ela Greenberg
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Attempts to cross into Jerusalem. Many families were not able to bring their children, as they had to have birth certificates and be under 10 years old. Men over 50 and women over 45 were allowed in.
Sep-5-2008
First Friday of Ramadan. Attempts to cross into Jerusalem. Many families were not able to bring their children, as they had to have birth certificates and be under 10 years old. Men over 50 and women over 45 were allowed in.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Sep-12-2008
Second Friday of Ramadan. Palestinians trying to approach the checkpoint to cross to Jerusalem.
Sep-12-2008
Second Friday of Ramadan. Palestinians trying to approach the checkpoint to cross to Jerusalem.
Photographer: Shoshana Zilber
Dec-20-2007
A child nicely dressed for Eid Al-Adha crying at the checkpoint.
Dec-20-2007
A child nicely dressed for Eid Al-Adha crying at the checkpoint.
Photographer: Shoshana Zilber
Dec-20-2007
Palestinians nicely dressed for Eid Al-Adha waiting to cross the checkpoint
Dec-20-2007
Palestinians nicely dressed for Eid Al-Adha waiting to cross the checkpoint
Photographer: Ruth Barkai
Oct-5-2007
The fourth Friday of Ramadan at Qalandiya checkpoint. Being deprived of their rights to pray in Jerusalem, people are fulfilling their religeous duty behind the guarded fences.
Oct-5-2007
The fourth Friday of Ramadan at Qalandiya checkpoint. Being deprived of their rights to pray in Jerusalem, people are fulfilling their religeous duty behind the guarded fences.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Oct-5-2007
Being deprived of the right to pray in Jerusaem on the fourth Friday of Ramadan, Palestinians are fulfilling their religeous duty behind police fences at Qalandiya checkpoint.
Oct-5-2007
Being deprived of the right to pray in Jerusaem on the fourth Friday of Ramadan, Palestinians are fulfilling their religeous duty behind police fences at Qalandiya checkpoint.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Oct-5-2007
Being deprived of the right to pray in Jerusaem on the fourth Friday of Ramadan, Palestinians are fulfilling their religeous duty behind police fences at Qalandiya checkpoint.
Oct-5-2007
Being deprived of the right to pray in Jerusaem on the fourth Friday of Ramadan, Palestinians are fulfilling their religeous duty behind police fences at Qalandiya checkpoint.
Photographer: Ruth Barkai
Oct-5-2007
The fourth Friday of Ramadan at Qalandiya checkpoint. Being deprived of their rights to pray in Jerusalem, people are fulfilling their religeous duty behind the police guarded fences.
Oct-5-2007
The fourth Friday of Ramadan at Qalandiya checkpoint. Being deprived of their rights to pray in Jerusalem, people are fulfilling their religeous duty behind the police guarded fences.
Photographer: Ruth Barkai
Oct-5-2007
The fourth Friday of Ramadan at Qalandiya checkpoint. Being deprived of their rights to pray in Jerusalem, People are fulfilling their religeous duty behind the police guarded fences.
Oct-5-2007
The fourth Friday of Ramadan at Qalandiya checkpoint. Being deprived of their rights to pray in Jerusalem, People are fulfilling their religeous duty behind the police guarded fences.
Photographer: Ruth Barkai
Oct-5-2007
The fourth Friday of Ramadan at Qalandiya checkpoint. Being deprived of their rights to pray in Jerusalem, People are fulfilling their religeous duty behind the police guarded fences.
Oct-5-2007
The fourth Friday of Ramadan at Qalandiya checkpoint. Being deprived of their rights to pray in Jerusalem, People are fulfilling their religeous duty behind the police guarded fences.
Photographer: Ruth Barkai
Oct-5-2007
The fourth Friday of Ramadan at Qalandiya checkpoint. Being deprived of their rights to pray in Jerusalem, People are fulfilling their religeous duty behind the guarded fences, being watched by nervous military forces.
Oct-5-2007
The fourth Friday of Ramadan at Qalandiya checkpoint. Being deprived of their rights to pray in Jerusalem, People are fulfilling their religeous duty behind the guarded fences, being watched by nervous military forces.
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Oct-3-2007
The third Friday of the Ramadan. A plastic chair has been thrown towards the police forces that kept pushing back the crowd of women that tried to get to the opening in the fence that lead to the checkpoint area.
Oct-3-2007
The third Friday of the Ramadan. A plastic chair has been thrown towards the police forces that kept pushing back the crowd of women that tried to get to the opening in the fence that lead to the checkpoint area.
Photographer: Ruth Barkai
Oct-5-2007
The fourth Friday of Ramadan at Qalandiya checkpoint. Being deprived of their rights to pray in Jerusalem, People are fulfilling their religeous duty behind the guarded fences, being watched by nervous military forces.
Oct-5-2007
The fourth Friday of Ramadan at Qalandiya checkpoint. Being deprived of their rights to pray in Jerusalem, People are fulfilling their religeous duty behind the guarded fences, being watched by nervous military forces.
Photographer: Ruth Barkai
Oct-5-2007
The fourth Friday of Ramadan at Qalandiya checkpoint. People are trying to enter the checkpoint area through the guarded opening in the barbed wire fence.
Oct-5-2007
The fourth Friday of Ramadan at Qalandiya checkpoint. People are trying to enter the checkpoint area through the guarded opening in the barbed wire fence.
Photographer: Judith Levin
Sep-7-2007
A flying checkoint on Route 60 aimed at cars coming from Tulkarem and Beit Iba ( Nablus) traveling south. A huge traffic jam has been created . About 60 vehicles were forced to wait . -People eating their fast - breaking meal ( Ramadan) sitting on the pavement by their cars.
Sep-7-2007
A flying checkoint on Route 60 aimed at cars coming from Tulkarem and Beit Iba ( Nablus) traveling south. A huge traffic jam has been created . About 60 vehicles were forced to wait . -People eating their fast - breaking meal ( Ramadan) sitting on the pavement by their cars.
Photographer: Vivi Sury
Sep-21-2007
Second Friday of Ramadan, eve of Yom Kipur and total closure at the occupied territories.: Since no one is allowed to cross the checkpoint and to participate in prayers in Jerusalem, people perform the rituals behind the fences of the checkpoint.
Sep-21-2007
Second Friday of Ramadan, eve of Yom Kipur and total closure at the occupied territories.: Since no one is allowed to cross the checkpoint and to participate in prayers in Jerusalem, people perform the rituals behind the fences of the checkpoint.
Photographer: Vivi Sury
Sep-21-2007
Second Friday of Ramadan, eve of Yom Kipur , total closure at the occupied territories. Since no one is allowed to cross the checkpoint in order to participate in prayers in the mosqes in Jerusalem, they perform the prayers in the middle of the day at the area of Qalandiya checkpoint.
Sep-21-2007
Second Friday of Ramadan, eve of Yom Kipur , total closure at the occupied territories. Since no one is allowed to cross the checkpoint in order to participate in prayers in the mosqes in Jerusalem, they perform the prayers in the middle of the day at the area of Qalandiya checkpoint.
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Sep-28-2007
On the third Friday of the Ramadan men beyond aged 45-50 women beyond 40 are allowed to cross to Jerusalem only if they carry a spcial permit. The woman in the picture returns back to join her husband who was denied crossing.
Sep-28-2007
On the third Friday of the Ramadan men beyond aged 45-50 women beyond 40 are allowed to cross to Jerusalem only if they carry a spcial permit. The woman in the picture returns back to join her husband who was denied crossing.
Photographer: Lea Even
Sep-28-2007
On the third Friday of the Ramadan men beyond aged 45-50 and women beyond 40 are allowed to cross to Jerusalem only if they carry a spcial permit. The woman in the picture returns back to join her husband who was denied crossing.
Sep-28-2007
On the third Friday of the Ramadan men beyond aged 45-50 and women beyond 40 are allowed to cross to Jerusalem only if they carry a spcial permit. The woman in the picture returns back to join her husband who was denied crossing.
Photographer: Dalia Kaveh
Jun-14-2007
Palestinian women from Abu Dis trying to cross to Jerusalem for prayers. Eventually, only the older women were allowed to pass while the younger were denied permission.
Jun-14-2007
Palestinian women from Abu Dis trying to cross to Jerusalem for prayers. Eventually, only the older women were allowed to pass while the younger were denied permission.
Photographer: Judith Levin
Oct-5-2006
A flying checkp[oint on Route 60 for cars coming from Tulkarem and Beit Iba ( Nablus) traveling south. A huge traffic jam has been created while about 60 vehicles were forced to wait . -Women sitting on the pavement by thier cars,eating the fast breaking meal (in Ramadan)
Oct-5-2006
A flying checkp[oint on Route 60 for cars coming from Tulkarem and Beit Iba ( Nablus) traveling south. A huge traffic jam has been created while about 60 vehicles were forced to wait . -Women sitting on the pavement by thier cars,eating the fast breaking meal (in Ramadan)