al-Khalil (Hebron), Palestine, South Hebron Hills

AL-KHALIL (HEBRON): A Week in Photos 9-15 August 2015

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August 29, 2015

CPTnet
29 August 2015
AL-KHALIL (HEBRON): A Week in Photos 9-15 August 2015

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Through a boy’s lens

Pictured here: A Palestinian boy uses a CPTers’ camera to photograph Israeli police aggression.

(15/08/2015)

CPTer doing his job

Pictured here: CPTer documenting the weekly human rights violation during the settler tour in Hebron.
(15/08/2015)

Preparation for prayer

Pictured here: Settlers children are accompanied by Israeli soldiers on their way to Shabat prayer passing by Palestinian houses
(14/08/2015)

Pinwheel for Peace

Pictured here: At Summer Camp in the Bedouin village Um al Kher which is under imminent threat of demolition, a boy is drawing a pinwheel “We love Peace”.
(14/08/2015)

Settlers in Hebron challenge Israeli High Court

Pictured here: An earlier decision by the Israeli High Court led to the demolition of an outpost synagogue on this land owned by a Palestinian family. Settlers have now again attempted to rebuild a synagogue and worship there on Palestinian land.

(14/08/2015)

In the hands of the occupation forces

Pictured here: A 14-year-old Palestinian boy body searched and detained by Israeli soldiers in the old city of Hebron; he was later released.

(14/08/2015)

Free as a Kite

Pictured here:Despite the threat of demolition of her village, Susiya, in the South Hebron Hills this girl finds joy in flying a kite.

(14/08/2015)

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