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ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. February 2006. Qalandia Checkpoint. Palestinians follow the fence leading them into the new hi-tech terminal complete with video cameras, electronic turnstiles, remote X-Ray machines and soldiers sitting in isolated booths behind banks of monitors. The terminal is an exit through the wall which runs deep into Palestinian territory and could unilaterally re-define Israel's border cutting any future Palestinian state of Palestine into disconnected enclaves. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. February 2006. Qalandia Checkpoint. Palestinians follow the fence leading them into the new hi-tech terminal complete with video cameras, electronic ...

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. February 2006. Bethlehem Terminal. Electronic turnstile inside the new Bethlehem Terminal. The checkpoint is complete with video cameras, turnstiles, remote X-Ray machines and soldiers behind banks of monitors in isolation booths. The terminal represents an exit through the wall which runs deep into Palestinian territory and could unilaterally re-define Israel's border annexing much of the Palestinian West Bank. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. February 2006. Bethlehem Terminal. Electronic turnstile inside the new Bethlehem Terminal. The checkpoint is complete with video cameras, turnstiles,...

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. February 2006. Israeli soldier checks ID and searches bags of Hamas woman at a checkpoint near Nablus. There are more than 400 checkpoints and road blocks throughout the Occupied West Bank. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. February 2006. Israeli soldier checks ID and searches bags of Hamas woman at a checkpoint near Nablus. There are more than 400 checkpoints and road b

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. February 2006. Bethlehem Terminal. A Palestinian woman exits the new Bethlehem hi-tech terminal. The checkpoint is complete with video cameras, turnstiles, remote X-Ray machines and soldiers in booths isolated behind banks of monitors. The terminal represents an exit through the wall which runs deep into Palestinian territory and could unilaterally re-define Israel's border while cutting any future Palestinian state into disconnected enclaves. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. February 2006. Bethlehem Terminal. A Palestinian woman exits the new Bethlehem hi-tech terminal. The checkpoint is complete with video cameras, turns...

WEST BANK. February 2006. Qalandia Checkpoint. Palestinians follow the fence leading them into the new hi-tech terminal complete with video cameras, electronic ...

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. Abu Dis, East Jerusalem. February 2006. The Separation wall blocks the street of an Arab neighborhood leaving Palestinians living on both sides separated from each other. The wall would annex much of the Palestinian Territory to Israel if used as a border. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. Abu Dis, East Jerusalem. February 2006. The Separation wall blocks the street of an Arab neighborhood leaving Palestinians living on both sides separ

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. Abu Dis, East Jerusalem. February 2006. Israeli Border Police jeep near property fence and the eight meter cement barrier that runs through an East Jerusalem Arab neighborhood. The wall would annex much of the Palestinian territory to Israel if used as a border. There are more than 400 checkpoints and road blocks throughout the Occupied West Bank. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. Abu Dis, East Jerusalem. February 2006. Israeli Border Police jeep near property fence and the eight meter cement barrier that runs through an East J...

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. Abu Dis, East Jerusalem. February 2006. A Palestinian man attempts to carry on a conversation through the eight meter high cement wall that leaves Palestinians living on both sides cut off from each other. The wall would annex much of the Palestinian Territory to Israel if used as a border. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. Abu Dis, East Jerusalem. February 2006. A Palestinian man attempts to carry on a conversation through the eight meter high cement wall that leaves Pa...

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. February 2006. Qalandia Checkpoint. Palestinians follow the fence leading them into a new hi-tech terminal complete with video cameras, electronic turnstiles, remote X-Ray machines and soldiers sitting in isolated booths behind banks of monitors. The terminal is an exit through the wall which runs deep into Palestinian territory could unilaterally re-define Israel's border cutting and future Palestinian state into disconnected enclaves. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. February 2006. Qalandia Checkpoint. Palestinians follow the fence leading them into a new hi-tech terminal complete with video cameras, electronic tu...

WEST BANK. February 2006. Bethlehem Checkpoint/Terminal. Israeli tour buses exit the West Bank through an iron door in the wall.

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. Rachel's Tomb. February 2006. The wall at Rachel's Tomb deep in the West Bank, near Bethlehem. Rachel's Tomb was illegally annexed to Israel by the wall which would cut any future Palestinian state into disconnected enclaves. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. Rachel's Tomb. February 2006. The wall at Rachel's Tomb deep in the West Bank, near Bethlehem. Rachel's Tomb was illegally annexed to Israel by the w

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. Bilin. February 2006. A Palestinian man and his baby protest in front of soldiers with Israeli and European activists against the route of the wall which could unilaterally re-define Israel's borders and illegally annex West Bank land. Bilin is renowned for the creative non-violence with which its residents have carried out demonstrations against the destruction of their community and the confiscation of their land. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. Bilin. February 2006. A Palestinian man and his baby protest in front of soldiers with Israeli and European activists against the route of the wall w...

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. Bilin. February 2006. Israeli peace activist with almond blossoms at protest with Palestinians against the route of the wall which could unilaterally re-define Israel's borders and annex West Bank land. Bilin is renowned for the creative non-violence which its residents, along with Israelis, have carried out against the destruction of the community and the confiscation of their land. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. Bilin. February 2006. Israeli peace activist with almond blossoms at protest with Palestinians against the route of the wall which could unilaterally...

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. February 2006. Two young Palestinian women exit Qalandia Checkpoint and hi-tech terminal complete with video cameras, electronic turnstiles, remote X-Ray machines and soldiers sitting in isolated booths behind banks of monitors. The terminal is an exit through the wall which runs deep into Palestinian territory and could unilaterally re-define Israel's border cutting any future Palestinian state into disconnected enclaves. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. February 2006. Two young Palestinian women exit Qalandia Checkpoint and hi-tech terminal complete with video cameras, electronic turnstiles, remote X...

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. February 2006. A child at Qalandia Checkpoint. The separation wall that runs deep through Palestinian land could unilaterally re-define Israel's border and cut any future Palestinian state into disconnected enclaves rendering it non-viable. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. February 2006. A child at Qalandia Checkpoint. The separation wall that runs deep through Palestinian land could unilaterally re-define Israel's bord

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. Rachel's Tomb. February 2006. A tree and the wall at Rachael's Tomb near Bethlehem. Rachel's Tomb was recently annexed to Israel by the wall which would cut any future Palestinian state into disconnected enclaves. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. Rachel's Tomb. February 2006. A tree and the wall at Rachael's Tomb near Bethlehem. Rachel's Tomb was recently annexed to Israel by the wall which wo

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. February 2006. Palestinians exit Qalandia Checkpoint and hi-tech terminal in the wall which runs deep through Palestinian Territory and could unilaterally re-define Israel's proposed border. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. February 2006. Palestinians exit Qalandia Checkpoint and hi-tech terminal in the wall which runs deep through Palestinian Territory and could unilate

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. February 2006. Occupied West Bank. A young Israeli peace activist outlines tactics to other Israelis and a delegation of

WEST BANK. February 2006. Occupied West Bank. A young Israeli peace activist outlines tactics to other Israelis and a delegation of "European Jews For A Just Pe...

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. Muslim Quarter, Occupied East Jerusalem. February 2006. A Palestinian man arrested following a stone throwing incident where he as well as several adolescent boys were taken into custody after being identified by an Israeli undercover agent (in sunglasses, far right). - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. Muslim Quarter, Occupied East Jerusalem. February 2006. A Palestinian man arrested following a stone throwing incident where he as well as several a

WEST BANK. February 2006. Qalandia Checkpoint. Palestinians follow the fence leading them into the new hi-tech terminal complete with video cameras, electronic ...

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. Bilin. February 2006. Israeli and European Jewish peace activists with Palestinians confront Israeli soldiers against the route of the wall which could unilaterally re-define Israel's borders and annex West Bank land. Bilin is renowned for the creative non-violence with which its residents, along with some Israelis, have carried out against the destruction of the Palestinian community and the confiscation of its land. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. Bilin. February 2006. Israeli and European Jewish peace activists with Palestinians confront Israeli soldiers against the route of the wall which cou...

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. February 2006. Watchtower at Qalandia Checkpoint attached to the wall which runs deep through Palestinian land could unilaterally re-define Israel's border cutting any future Palestinian state into disconnected enclaves.

WEST BANK. February 2006. Watchtower at Qalandia Checkpoint attached to the wall which runs deep through Palestinian land could unilaterally re-define Israel's ...

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. February 2006. A Palestinian woman exits Qalandia Checkpoint along the wall which runs deep through Palestinian land and could unilaterally re-define Israel's border while cutting any future Palestinian state into disconnected enclaves. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. February 2006. A Palestinian woman exits Qalandia Checkpoint along the wall which runs deep through Palestinian land and could unilaterally re-define

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. February 2006. Inside the new Bethlehem Terminal complete with video cameras, electronic turnstiles, remote X-Ray machines and soldiers in isolation booths behind banks of monitors. The checkpoint is an exit through the wall which runs deep into Palestinian territory and could unilaterally re-define Israel's border while cutting any future Palestinian state into disconnected enclaves. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. February 2006. Inside the new Bethlehem Terminal complete with video cameras, electronic turnstiles, remote X-Ray machines and soldiers in isolation ...

ISRAEL. West Bank. - WEST BANK. February 2006. Qalandia Checkpoint. A Palestinian woman follows the fence leading her into the new hi-tech terminal complete with video cameras, electronic turnstiles, remote X-Ray machines and soldiers sitting in isolated booths behind banks of monitors. The terminal is an exit though the wall which runs deep into Palestinian territory and could unilaterally re-define Israel's border cutting any future Palestinian state into disconnected enclaves. - Larry Towell

WEST BANK. February 2006. Qalandia Checkpoint. A Palestinian woman follows the fence leading her into the new hi-tech terminal complete with video cameras, elec...

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