AL-KHALIL (HEBRON) A week in photos March 7-13

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A week of occupation in photos: March 07 – 13
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Resistance and Resilience

Pictured here: Palestinian women’s cooperative show their presence every day in the Old market. 

 (March 7, 2017)
 

Friday Prayers

 

Pictured here: Palestinians being blocked at the Israeli military checkpoint as they try to exercise their expression of faith.

(March 10, 2017)
 

The Sweet Shop 

 

Pictured here: Several generations working to create sweetness in the midst of the Israeli occupation. 

(March 8, 2017)
 

Indignity of a Search

Pictured here: Despite International Law granting Freedom of Movement, Israeli soldiers delayed this woman’s passage by searching her bag. 

(March 8, 2017)
 

Homework Through the Checkpoint

Pictured here: On his way to the Israeli Checkpoint 209, this student proudly shows his homework to the CPT team. 

(March 10, 2017)
 

Celebrating Purim

Pictured here: As Jewish settlers joyfully celebrate Purim, Israeli military forces further restrict the Palestinians’ right of  passage through the streets of Hebron. 

(March 12, 2017)
 
 
 
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