A hill leading to homes of settlers in Tel Rumeida. The few Palestinians who live here are being constantly harassed and bullied in an effort to force them to leave.
Picture of Tel Rumeida neighbourhood. The houses in this direction are all Palestinian.
A wall put up by the Israeli Army. The settlers hired some artists to decorate it, trying to "beautify" the occupation.
Army tower set up on the roof of the house of the Shamsiya family.
Walking towards an Army checkpoint that leads to H1.
Palestinian man made to show his papers to a soldier at a checkpoint.
Walking down Shuhada Street, on which Palestinians are forbidden to walk, even those who live on it.
Vandalized Palestinian homes on Shuhada Street (1).
Vandalized Palestinian homes on Shuhada Street (2).
Beit Romano settlement
Stairs leading to Cordoba school. The barbed wire blocks one of the entrances that the kids used to take to get to the school.
Israeli settler children.
Quneitra checkpoint.
Border Patrol manning a checkpoint. They are often even more brutal than the Army.
Palestinian boy riding a donkey.
Synagogue used by settlers.
Their actions do not represent Judaism or the Jewish people, and even many Israelis are opposed to what they are doing.
People shopping in the Souq. The wire mesh above was put up to catch garbage that settlers throw on the people shopping below. It includes not only trash and water bottles, but also at times urine and water and bleach.
A group of Israeli soldiers walking through the Souq.
Leila, one of the shopkeepers in the Souq. I first met her in 2010, during my first visit to Hebron.
On September 28, her son was released from prison, after spending more than 14 months there for "illegally" entering Israel in order to work.
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