!Tamar Fleishman Album
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Jul-12-2009
The rude and aggressive soldier at the "non existent" checkpoint pointing his gun at a child waiting to be checked.
Jul-12-2009
The rude and aggressive soldier at the "non existent" checkpoint pointing his gun at a child waiting to be checked.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Aug-2-2009
A new graffiti " We will never give up. Hope builds bridges, Fear builds walls"
Aug-2-2009
A new graffiti " We will never give up. Hope builds bridges, Fear builds walls"
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Jul-12-2009
A vehicle detained for checking at the "non existent" checkpoint. The content of the vehicle taken out by the driver using "neighbour procedure" which is out of low. While the driver opens each item the "flock" of the Palestinians waiting for body& documents check.
Jul-12-2009
A vehicle detained for checking at the "non existent" checkpoint. The content of the vehicle taken out by the driver using "neighbour procedure" which is out of low. While the driver opens each item the "flock" of the Palestinians waiting for body& documents check.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Jul-12-2009
The recollection these children are going to carry with them.
Jul-12-2009
The recollection these children are going to carry with them.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Jul-12-2009
Rudeness and aggression manifested in the "triple erections" displayed by this soldier at the "non existent" checkpoint .
Jul-12-2009
Rudeness and aggression manifested in the "triple erections" displayed by this soldier at the "non existent" checkpoint .
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Aug-2-2009
Signs of military presence at the "non exsistent' checkpoint.
Aug-2-2009
Signs of military presence at the "non exsistent' checkpoint.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Jul-12-2009
Though this checkpoint was declared as "non existent" the army makes thorough inspections of vehicles including all the men, women and the vehicle' s content. The groups of Palestinians picked up to be inspected are called "flocks" by the soldiers. When they finish checking one flock they turn to the next flock. The picture shows the flock of women and children requested to leave the vehicle to be checked.
Jul-12-2009
Though this checkpoint was declared as "non existent" the army makes thorough inspections of vehicles including all the men, women and the vehicle' s content. The groups of Palestinians picked up to be inspected are called "flocks" by the soldiers. When they finish checking one flock they turn to the next flock. The picture shows the flock of women and children requested to leave the vehicle to be checked.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Jul-12-2009
A vehicle detained for checking at the "non existent" checkpoint.
Jul-12-2009
A vehicle detained for checking at the "non existent" checkpoint.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
May-31-2009
Graffiti of Maruan Bargutti having a peace pigeon in his heart.
May-31-2009
Graffiti of Maruan Bargutti having a peace pigeon in his heart.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
May-31-2009
The peace pigeon in the heart of Maruan Bargutti graffiti.
May-31-2009
The peace pigeon in the heart of Maruan Bargutti graffiti.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Jun-28-2009
An argument between MachsomWatch member and a soldier who claims that the post is not a checkpoint - it's a pillbox.
Jun-28-2009
An argument between MachsomWatch member and a soldier who claims that the post is not a checkpoint - it's a pillbox.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
May-31-2009
A photograph of Muhamad Darwish glued on cement blocks by the wall.
May-31-2009
A photograph of Muhamad Darwish glued on cement blocks by the wall.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
May-31-2009
Fruit and flowers at the renewed market at the checkpoint.
May-31-2009
Fruit and flowers at the renewed market at the checkpoint.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
May-24-2009
Graffiti depicting a postcard with a stamp portraying a mosque.
May-24-2009
Graffiti depicting a postcard with a stamp portraying a mosque.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Jun-14-2009
a remnant of a checkpoint located on route 60 towards the settlement of "Ma'ale Michmash". Some signs of life at the pilbox.
Jun-14-2009
a remnant of a checkpoint located on route 60 towards the settlement of "Ma'ale Michmash". Some signs of life at the pilbox.
Photographer: !Tamar Fleishman
Jun-14-2009
The "assumed" free movement through the checkpoint is actually monitored by soldiers hiding on the side.
Jun-14-2009
The "assumed" free movement through the checkpoint is actually monitored by soldiers hiding on the side.