עיון בתמונות

A truck blocks the entrance to the village for vehicles and carts for long time, while an open sided shelter is constructed in the checkpoint.

Second hand clothes were left at the waiting shed probably they were "prevented" from entering the village. The Habla gate is designated only for agricultural products.

A detainee locked in the solitary cell at the checkpoint

A blind Palestinian accompanied to the checkpoint.

A trained dog, led by its soldier trainer is sniffing the belongings of a Palestinian by Huwwara checkpoint.

The only route connecting Hebron to Ramallah that Palestinians are allowed to use is through Nashash. The route obstructed by big cement blocks and filled with garbage allows only pedestrian passage.

The only route connecting Hebron to Ramallah that Palestinians are allowed to use goes through Al Khader. The passage is blocked by big cement blocks, allowing only pedestrian access.

The only route connecting Hebron to Ramallah that Palestinians are allowed to use goes through Al Khadr. The passage is blocked by big cement blocks, allowing only pedestrian access.

Palestinians waiting for the computers to start working at Etzion DCO.

A young man detained at the cell with his hands tightly handcuffed behind his back. He was caught at the checkpoint carrying bullets.

Palestinian passengers waiting in line while the cab is thoroughly being checked.

The army and the Civil Authority destroy the entire water irrigation system at Ata Gahbar near Nofe'e Mamre'e blaming the farmer of stealing water from Mekorot.

The sign at the Jubara gate that indicate the entering to area A.

We brought toys to the children of the Bedouin village Arab ar-Ramadin. The joy of the children who fall upon the piles of toys is heartwarming.

B. lives at Habla and his entry permit is for CP 109 he wishes to enter by the Habla CP, because of the heat, the fatigue and the fast. He was checked and was denied. He has a work permit for Israel. The soldiers remain hardhearted, even a phone call to the CPO is of no avail and the exhausted Palestinian remains waiting. "I have an entry permit to Israel and I don't have a permit to return home" he says and points in the direction of Habla.

Two UN representatives are visiting the site.

Hani, a farmer who lives in the village of Mas-Ha is in charge of the well. When the fence was installed, without a gate, he called the UN and the Red Cross. As a result of their efforts, as of yesterday there’s a new gate. He told us that before the fence was erected, everybody crossed the road where it was most convenient for them and reached their fields by the shortest route. Now the farmers must accommodate themselves to the hours the gate is open: