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| Raid on Hizma grocery shop, April 16, 2019 |
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 human rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label human rights. Show all posts
April 18, 2019
Everything alright?
Labels:
Anata,
army,
Bedouin,
coffee and tea,
garage,
Hizma,
human rights,
legal system,
occupation,
oppression,
Palestinian,
police,
restaurant,
village,
wall,
work
Location:
Hizma
September 19, 2018
The anaconda from Thailand
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| Looking at corruption, 'Anata, Sept. 2018. |
Labels:
Al-Eizariya,
Anata,
Bedouin,
cars,
coffee and tea,
family,
Hizma,
human rights,
legal system,
Palestinian,
Ramallah,
women
Location:
Anata
April 24, 2018
Mohammed with the two houses
This is my friend Mohammed. He has half an eye, one wife, two houses and three children. Mohammed is a Palestinian man, 38 years old. He makes his living from a garbage dump on the outskirts of the Palestinian town 'Anata.
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| Mohammed and sons in front of their house, 'Anata, April 2018 |
Labels:
Al-Za'im,
Anata,
Bedouin,
children,
family,
food,
human rights,
ill-treatment,
Jerusalem,
legal system,
Ma'ale Adumim,
occupation,
oppression,
Palestinian,
Shuafat,
transportation,
village,
wall,
women,
work
Location:
Anata
May 27, 2017
Yasser and his razor knife
I'm not a masochist, but I don’t have a problem with Yasser stroking my neck with a razor knife. Yasser has a barber shop in that area of Jerusalem, which is just behind the wall. This is on walking distance from my home; for me it’s easy to get there, and his price is far below what I would have paid elsewhere.
Labels:
Anata,
army,
Bedouin,
cars,
coffee and tea,
family,
French Hill,
friendship,
hospitality,
human rights,
Jerusalem,
occupation,
oppression,
Palestinian,
police,
refugee camp,
Shuafat,
tension,
wall,
work
Location:
Shuafat Refugee Camp
February 13, 2017
Ten years wait for US visa
Ahmad is waiting for almost a decade to join his wife and children in the US. This does neither coincide with US law, which gives special consideration to immediate relatives of US citizens, nor with the understanding that there is no waiting list for immigrants who are immediate relatives.
Labels:
Al-Za'im,
army,
Bedouin,
family,
human rights,
immigration,
Jerusalem,
legal system,
occupation,
oppression,
Palestinian,
police,
United States,
wall,
women,
work
Location:
Jerusalem, Israel
October 02, 2016
Ali Baba and his four daughters
My good friend Ali studies for a Masters degree in English translation at the AlQuds University in Abu Dis, a suburb of Jerusalem. At the same time, he makes a living as a building contractor in Israel. He is a bright, ambitious and lovable guy. However, that’s not the whole story…
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| Ali is learning to believe in himself. June, 2016 |
Labels:
Al-Eizariya,
family,
food,
French Hill,
friendship,
human rights,
ill-treatment,
Jerusalem,
legal system,
occupation,
oppression,
Palestinian,
women,
work
Location:
Jerusalem, Israel
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
July 27, 2016
It's not that I'm a traitor
Recently, I posted on Facebook info on a campaign against Israeli police violence, including this picture. I considered that almost anyone would be able to support this call. However, only three of my Jewish Israeli friends "liked" it.
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| Ethiopian protest against police violence. Tel Aviv, May 2015 (Activestills) |
Labels:
army,
Bedouin,
family,
friendship,
human rights,
Jerusalem,
occupation,
oppression,
Palestinian,
police,
Ramadan,
tension,
torture,
village,
wall
Location:
Jerusalem, Israel
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