Residents from villages throughout the northern West Bank, along the Apartheid Wallâs âfirst phaseâ are suffering immensely as they are unable to access their land, cut-off from their livelihoods. These photos, taken from mid September to mid October at the Wallâs south gate in Jayyus village, portray the anguish waiting to cross the gate to land and the separation of families and friends by the Apartheid Wall.
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