al-Khalil (Hebron), Palestine

AL-KHALIL (HEBRON): A week in photos, 3-9 July, 2015

By demo

July 14, 2015

CPTnet
July 14, 2015
AL-KHALIL (HEBRON): A week in photos, 3-9 July, 2015

No Evidence

Pictured here: On 3 July, Israeli soldiers raided a shop close to Bab i-Zawiyah and took a 21- year-old man with them. They accused him of throwing stones without any evidence. He was released after ten minutes due to the mediation of a Palestinian man who reasoned with a commander in Hebrew.

(03/07/2015)

Settler Kids

Pictured here: Settlers kids and teenagers attacked the Sider family by stone throwing and pouring water inside their house while soldiers stood idly by.

(27/06/2015)

Settler Harassing a CPTer

Pictured here: On 3 July, settler kids harassed a CPTer, trying to stop him from documenting the settler action against reopening Palestinian shops on Sahleh Street.

(03/07/2015)

More Rejection

Pictured here: Palestinian girl passing a settler protest against any attempts to open Palestinian shops on Sahleh street which the Israeli military forced the owners to close for fifteen years.

(03/07/2015)

Arrest

Pictured here: On 8 July, a group of soldiers were patrolling, then stopped this man and arrested him. They refused to allow CPTers to gather any further information.

(08/07/2015)

ِ‘Suspicious’ wrench

Pictured here: Soldiers stopped a Palestinian man almost ten minutes for having a wrench—a tool he uses in his work.

(10/07/2015)

Scouts!

Pictured here: Scouts group walking through the Old City in Hebron, which in this area is an act of resistance and steadfastness.

(05/07/2015)

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