al-Khalil (Hebron), Palestine

AL-KHALIL (HEBRON): A week in photos 13-19 September 2016

By demo

September 23, 2016

CPTnet
23 September 2016

AL-KHALIL (HEBRON): A week in photos 13-19 September 2016

Random Act of Oppression

Pictured here: An Israeli border police searches a Palestinian student’s bag at Salaymeh checkpoint, disrupting his journey home after school. After taking this photo the border policeman told CPTers: “No pictures here!”
(September 19, 2016)

“Why Are You Here?”

Pictured here: Two Israeli soldiers interrogate an international observer, while a CPTer looks on.
(September 19, 2016)

In the wake of the killings

Pictured here: Following the killing of two young Palestinians at the Ibrahimi Mosque, army patrols swept through Hebron Qarantina neighborhood raising the level of fear and tension among the people.

(September 19, 2016)

10 for 20

Pictured here: Five or so school-aged boys throw approximately twenty stones at Qitoun checkpoint. In response, Israeli border police respond by firing ten tear gas canisters from the checkpoint’s armored watchtower.
(September 20, 2016)

Father and child

Pictured here: A Palestinian father walks to his Old City home with his son in his arms.
(September 16, 2016)

An artist at work

Pictured here: A local artist practicing his craft in the Old City.
(September 17, 2016)

Why we are here

(September 16, 2016)

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