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| Looking at corruption, 'Anata, Sept. 2018. |
A series of auto-ethnographic tales on the encounter with Palestinians and Bedouins, around Jerusalem, depicting various social, cultural, economical and political aspects of life behind the wall.
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Showing posts with label Ramallah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ramallah. Show all posts
September 19, 2018
The anaconda from Thailand
Labels:
Al-Eizariya,
Anata,
Bedouin,
cars,
coffee and tea,
family,
Hizma,
human rights,
legal system,
Palestinian,
Ramallah,
women
Location:
Anata
August 21, 2016
Checkpoint bluff
Israeli army checkpoints are present on all roads around Jerusalem leading to or through the Palestinian Authority. They are the official and regulated holes in the wall separating between “us” and “them.”
| Can it keep out danger? Checkpoint near Jerusalem, Nov. 2015 |
Labels:
Al-Za'im,
army,
cars,
family,
friendship,
human rights,
ill-treatment,
Jerusalem,
legal system,
police,
Ramallah,
refugee camp,
transportation,
village,
wall,
work
Location:
Jerusalem, Israel
May 11, 2016
Hizma - Example of oppression
The Palestinian village Hizma, where I have several friends, is the location of many of the events in my posts. Though yesterday there was a bomb attack at its entrance in which an Israeli army officer was seriously wounded, it's mostly a quiet village.
On this Day of Remembrance, I want to tell you a bit more about Hizma; a village suffering badly from the occupation. With the imposed hardships, it is not surprising that anti-Israeli sentiment is on the rise, in this village like in many others.
Labels:
Al-Eizariya,
army,
cars,
coffee and tea,
garage,
Hizma,
Jerusalem,
occupation,
oppression,
Palestinian,
police,
Ramallah,
support,
tension,
transportation,
village,
wall,
work
Location:
Hizma
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