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Photostory: The Wall in Abu Dis, 25 January 2004
Photostory, Handala Cultural Center, 2 February 2004

As the building of Israel's Apartheid Wall continues, Palestinians living in its path are being cut off from their agricultural lands, their schools and hospitals, and sometimes even from their next door neighbours. In Abu Dis, on the edge of Jerusalem, the Wall has been built right in the center of Palestinian neighbourhoods with no consideration for the residents, creating what one piece of graffiti on the Wall dubbed, "Ghetto Abu Dis". The following photos of the Wall's passage through Abu Dis were taken by the Handala Cultatal Center on 25 January 2004.








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