Rachel's Tomb is behind all these concrete barriers and under the
machine gun nest located on top.
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The Anustas property, which is half a block north of Rachel's Tomb on
the other side of the street. |
 A
member of the Anustas family describing the location of the Wall that will
be built around the house of their family.
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Buildings directly across the street from the Anustas home. Shops
are on the first floor, with homes above. These homes will be on the
other side of the Separation Wall, which will be built directly in front
of the Anustas home.
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 Military
installation to the south and behind the Anustas home. The Israel
flag is flying on the building to the right. Machine gun nests are
located on the tops of both buildings, which were confiscated by the army
to protect Rachel's Tomb. |
 Looking
north at the front of the Anustas home. The Wall is to be built on
the back and south sides of the home, and then will turn and run north of
the street where it now meets the sidewalk.
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 Bethlehem
neighbors who have gathered to protest the Separation Wall that is to be
built in front of the Anustas home and through their neighborhood.
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 Hermina
Damons, the Program Coordinator of the Ecumenical Accompaniment program,
and David Lindberg, a volunteer EA from Chicago. The young man is
translating from Arabic to English for us.
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 Neighbors
of the Anustas family discuss with Hermina Damons how best to protest the
Separation Wall.
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A bus transporting Jewish visitors to Rachel's Tomb. |
