Sound grenade, seconds after it was thrown into a crowd of people near Checkpoint 56.
Palestinian kids in the Souq, working at a stall.
Sprinklers water a lawn beside an Israeli settlement.
Maghloube, or "upside down". The dish consists of rice, fried vegetables and meat. It is placed into a giant pot, and turned upside-down before being served, hence the name.
Dessert: fried pastries stuffed with a cream, and fresh fruit and cucumbers.
Noor, the woman on the far right side, is our Arabic teacher. She invited us for Iftar to visit her family. Sitting beside her is her friend and co-teacher Zaina, and her father Zaid, holding a rambunctious little boy whose name is Adam.
The two dishes shown above were among the many served by her and her family to us for supper.
Abu Shamsiya at work, making shoes. A resident of Tel Rumeida, he and his family has suffered years of harassment by settlers and soldiers. A few weeks ago, settlers tried to kill his family by poisoning their water supply.
Palestinians walking to the Ibrahimi Mosque late at night for prayers, on the last Monday of Ramadan.
Israeli soldiers on patrol through the Souq.
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