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++ Prologue ++ ++ "Is it a wall or a fence?" ++ ++ Mending wall ++ ++ "The fence makes the difference" ++ ++ Hearings at the International Court of Justice ++ ++ West Bank closures ++ ++ The road map ++ ++ "The first human right is the right to live" ++ ++ Gates, crossings and checkpoints ++ ++ "We need advocates for justice to speak the truth" ++ ++ "If we can reconcile then anyone can" ++ ++ Separation mentality ++ ++ The road map ++ ++ "Another land grab" ++ ++ Qalqiliya area ++ ++ Bethlehem-Hebron area ++ ++ Women crossing borders ++ ++ Jerusalem-Abu Dis area ++ ++ Artists without Walls ++ ++ "You live us no room to live" ++ ++ "If we can reconcile then anyone can" ++ >> Jenin area << ++ Tulkarm area ++ ++ Mas'ha ++ ++ Demonstrations against the wall ++ ++ International reactions and statements ++ ++ Jerusalem-Abu Dis area ++ ++ "In the Light of the Morning After" ++ ++ Epilogue ++ ++ Video-record ++ ++ Annexes ++

West Bank Closures – Jenin
UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, 2004.
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Agricultural map of the Nazlat I’sa area
PENGON, 2003.

Demolition order no. 11443 for a Palestinian shop in Nazlat I’sa
Photo: PENGON, 2003.

Baqa al Gharbiya
Photo: Alex Levac, 2003-2004.

Civilians waiting to cross the southern entrance of the separation barrier to Baqa ash Sharqiya
Photo: Yehezkel Lein / B’Tselem, 2003.

Civilians waiting to cross the southern entrance of the separation barrier to Baqa ash Sharqiya
Photo: Yehezkel Lein / B’Tselem, 2003.

Shops demolished to make way for the barrier
Photo: PENGON, 2003.

Construction workers lay concrete as construction on the separation barrier begins at Salem
Photo: B’Tselem, 2003.

The newly built separation fence next to the northern Israeli-Arab village of Um El Fahem. The fence was built in the southern outskirts of the village in order to separate the village from the northern part of the West Bank.
Photo: Ahikam Seri, 2003.

Image taken from Kibbutz Metzer. The flowery fields, where the photographer stands, now belong to the Kibbutz and were expropriated from the neighboring Palestinian village Qaffin. The security fence runs in the middle and the village can be seen in the background. The two localities used to enjoy very good relations, but after a Palestinian terror attack that has left three people dead, the Kibbutz wanted a security fence to be erected. However, they would have preferred it to stand closer, on their own lands.
Photo: Noa Olchovsky, 2004.

Qaffin gate
Photo: Yehezkel Lein / B’Tselem, 2003.

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