One of the empty streets of Hebron.
Recently developed settler housing
Izzat speaks at one of the closed-off streets
You can see what looks like old leaves for covering a sukkah thrown down by the settlers.
Inside the Tomb of the Patriarchs mosque. This pulpit on the right was a gift from Saladin.
The army is always watching even when troops aren’t physically present.
Part of the Kiryat Arba settlement
Glassblowing shop!
Entrance to al-Araqib
Some of the village’s standing structures, mostly tents
The village’s cemetery
Of course the sheikh, with Said our guide on the left and Adnan our driver on the right
Copies of the Bedouin tribe’s land documents going back to the British and Ottoman rule
Back in Jerusalem–view from roof of hotel over the Old City
Dome of the Rock in the morning
Bassem Tamimi giving us context on Nabi Saleh’s struggle
Ahed Tamimi and Lana
The road to Iyad Burnat’s farm, with the Wall on the left
Flash grenades, tear gas, and rubber bullets among the plants and rocks on the road to Iyad Burnat’s farm
The farm with the Modi’in settlement in the background
Inside one of the farm’s greenhouses
Iyad and Muher
Melon things!
Back in Bethlehem
A map of the Tent of Nations (Daher’s Vineyard) and the surrounding Israeli settlements and Palestinian towns, with Bethlehem and Jerusalem to the north
Entrance to the Church of the Nativity–crusaders made the door smaller so horses couldn’t charge through
Inside the church (obviously not taken by me)
This is more of what it looked like when I was there
Milk Grotto
Streets in Bethlehem’s old city
Foreign Fields 