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Wall to Seal Village's Fate

 In the valley below the village of Nuaman, backhoes are preparing the way for Israel's separation barrier. Soon, the 200 people of this village will be cut off from the Palestinian territories where Israel says they live, enclosed within a state where they have no right to be.
In the valley below the village of Nuaman, backhoes are preparing the way for Israel's separation barrier. Soon, the 200 people of this village will be cut off from the Palestinian territories where Israel says they live, enclosed within a state where they have no right to be.  Click to View Photos >>

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