Sheet 19931230

Color: Black & White
Country: Israel
Region: Gazastreifen
Place: Khan Yunis
Date: Nov 28, 1993
Keywords: Bevölkerung, Soldaten, Mixt
Kinder vor graffitti für den Frieden in Gaza City. Frauen und Mütter Protest vor CICR IKRK Sitz in Gaza, einer Palästinenserin. In jüdischer Siedlung Neve Deqalim Gush Katif. Karte Gazastreifen. Soldatinnen. Mädchen Schulklasse. 2 Junge jüdische Buben Einkaufszentrum Soldaten und Soldatinnen Knaben hinter Gitter. brennende Autoreifen in Khan Yunis aus Protest gegen Tötung von Fatah Hawks Achmed Abu Rish (25) durch Undercover Israeli Soldaten nachdem er sich ergeben hat am 28.11 Vortag. Totenfeier. Mann auf Pferdewagen. Hindah El Amudi (Omsalin) protest's since years every friday for the liberation of her 4 sons in prison. ICRC Headquater of Gaza 28.11.1993 Gush Katif (Hebrew: גוש קטיף, lit. Harvest Bloc) was a bloc of 17 Israeli settlements in the southern Gaza strip. Gush Katif was specifically mentioned by Yitzhak Rabin, the Israeli prime minister who fell victim to an assassin in 1995, as essential to Israel's security border.[1] In August 2005, the Israeli army moved the 8,600 residents of Gush Katif to Israel. They were evicted from the area and their homes demolished as part of Israel's unilateral disengagement plan from the Gaza Strip portion of the Palestinian Territories.
Image of sheet 19931230: Kinder vor graffitti für den Frieden in Gaza City. Frauen und Mütter Protest vor CICR IKRK Sitz in Gaza, einer Palästinenserin. In jüdischer Siedlung Neve Deqalim Gush Katif. Karte Gazastreifen. Soldatinnen. Mädchen Schulklasse. 2 Junge jüdische Buben Einkaufszentrum Soldaten und Soldatinnen Knaben hinter Gitter. brennende Autoreifen in Khan Yunis aus Protest gegen Tötung von Fatah Hawks Achmed Abu Rish (25) durch Undercover Israeli Soldaten nachdem er sich ergeben hat am 28.11 Vortag. Totenfeier. Mann auf Pferdewagen. Hindah El Amudi (Omsalin) protest's since years every friday for the liberation of her 4 sons in prison. ICRC Headquater of Gaza 28.11.1993 Gush Katif (Hebrew: גוש קטיף, lit. Harvest Bloc) was a bloc of 17 Israeli settlements in the southern Gaza strip. Gush Katif was specifically mentioned by Yitzhak Rabin, the Israeli prime minister who fell victim to an assassin in 1995, as essential to Israel's security border.[1] In August 2005, the Israeli army moved the 8,600 residents of Gush Katif to Israel. They were evicted from the area and their homes demolished as part of Israel's unilateral disengagement plan from the Gaza Strip portion of the Palestinian Territories.

Image of sheet 19931230 photo 0: Strassenszene mit Kinder vor Graffiti fuer einen Frieden mit Israel, Gaza City 1993. Gazastreifen. Gaza strip Palestine Palästina 11.93 Graffitti Kinder Frieden Strassenszene mit Kindern in Gaza City, die vor einem Graffiti mit Friedenstauben posieren, aufgenommen im November 1993, kurz nach dem Zustandekommen des Oslo-Abkommens zwischen Israel und den Palaestinensern zur Loesung des Nahostkonflikts. Olivia Heussler) Street scene in Gaza City, Palestine, after Oslo accord, November 1993 © 1993, Olivia Heussler √

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 0: Strassenszene street scene in Gaza City. Gazastreifen. Gaza strip Palestine Palästina 11.93 Graffitti Kinder Frieden Strassenszene mit Kindern in Gaza City, die vor einem Graffiti mit Friedenstauben posieren, aufgenommen im November 1993, kurz nach dem Zustandekommen des Oslo-Abkommens zwischen Israel und den Palaestinensern zur Loesung des Nahostkonflikts. Olivia Heussler) Street scene in Gaza City, Palestine, after Oslo accord, November 1993 © 1993, Olivia Heussler √

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 1: Strassenszene in Gaza City. Gazastreifen. Palästina 11. 1993 √ Palestine Gaza Strip Kids playing Street scene behindert invalid handicapped boy girl laughing laugh happy after the oslo peace talk. Stadt crutches Kinder Menschen Krüken © 1993, Olivia Heussler

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 1: Strassenszene in Gaza City. Gazastreifen. Palästina 11. 1993 √ Palestine Gaza Strip Kids playing Street scene behindert invalid handicapped boy girl laughing laugh happy after the oslo peace talk. Stadt crutches Kinder Menschen Krüken © 1993, Olivia Heussler

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 1: Strassenszene in Gaza City. Gazastreifen. Palästina 11. 1993 √ Palestine Gaza Strip Kids playing Street scene behindert invalid handicapped boy girl laughing laugh happy after the oslo peace talk. Stadt crutches Kinder Menschen Krüken © 1993, Olivia Heussler Press archive printed media published with the use of a photography by Olivia Heussler: book.

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 3: Strassenszene in Gaza City. Gazastreifen. Palästina 11.93 Palestine Gaza Strip Kids playing Street scene behindert invalid handicapped boy girl laughing laugh happy after the oslo peace talk. Stadt crutches © 1993, Olivia Heussler √ Kinder spielen Wandbild Mural Graffitti

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 5: Kinder vor graffitti für den Frieden in Gaza City. Frauen und Mütter Protest vor CICR IKRK Sitz in Gaza, einer Palästinenserin. In jüdischer Siedlung Neve Deqalim Gush Katif. Karte Gazastreifen. Soldatinnen. Mädchen Schulklasse. 2 Junge jüdische Buben Einkaufszentrum Soldaten und Soldatinnen Knaben hinter Gitter. brennende Autoreifen in Khan Yunis aus Protest gegen Tötung von Fatah Hawks Achmed Abu Rish (25) durch Undercover Israeli Soldaten nachdem er sich ergeben hat am 28.11 Vortag. Totenfeier. Mann auf Pferdewagen. Hindah El Amudi (Omsalin) protest's since years every friday for the liberation of her 4 sons in prison. ICRC Headquater of Gaza 28.11.1993 Gush Katif (Hebrew: גוש קטיף, lit. Harvest Bloc) was a bloc of 17 Israeli settlements in the southern Gaza strip. Gush Katif was specifically mentioned by Yitzhak Rabin, the Israeli prime minister who fell victim to an assassin in 1995, as essential to Israel's security border.[1] In August 2005, the Israeli army moved the 8,600 residents of Gush Katif to Israel. They were evicted from the area and their homes demolished as part of Israel's unilateral disengagement plan from the Gaza Strip portion of the Palestinian Territories.

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 7: Hindah El Amudi, 52, auch Omsalim genannt protestiert seit Jahren immer wieder vor dem Hauptsitz des IKRK in Gaza für die Freilassung junger Palästinenser u.a. auch für ihre Söhne. Gaza City. Gazastreifen. Palästina 11.9 Hindah El Amudi (Omsalin) protest's since years every friday for the liberation of her 4 sons in prison. ICRC Headquater of Gaza Strip Palestine 28.11. 1993 mother woman wife son killed Rotes Kreuz Internationales red cross © 1993, Olivia Heussler √

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 13: Strassenszene in Gaza City. Gazastreifen. Palästina 11. 1993 √ Palestine Gaza Strip Kids playing Street scene behindert invalid handicapped boy girl laughing laugh happy after the oslo peace talk. Stadt crutches Kinder Menschen Krüken © 1993, Olivia Heussler

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 17: In der Siedlung Neve Deqalim lernen junge Frauen jüdische Geschichte und Religion. Die meisten kommen aus dem Negev und verlassen am Wochenende den Gazastreifen. Neve Deqalim, Khan Yunis Gaza strip. 11.93 √ 1993 Israeli settler women students school women girls Newe Dekalim occupied territory Neve Dekalim (Hebrew: נְוֵה דְּקָלִים) (lit. "Oasis of Palms") was an Israeli settlement and a community in the Gush Katif settlement bloc in the Gaza Strip. It was founded in 1983 after the Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai Peninsula, on uninhabited sand dunes. Neve Dekalim served as a regional center for the Gush Katif region and was the seat of the Hof Aza Regional Council. It was located between the former Egyptian town of Khan Yunis and the Mediterranean Sea. Neve Dekalim was evacuated in August 2005 as part of Israel's unilateral disengagement plan. It was turned into a terrorist training camp by Hamas. © 1993, Olivia Heussler

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 18: © 1993, OLIVIA HEUSSLER/ www.clic.li In der Siedlung Neve Deqalim lernen junge Frauen jüdische Geschichte und Religion. Die meisten kommen aus dem Negev und verlassen am Wochenende den Gazastreifen. Neve Deqalim, Newe Dekalim Khan Yunis Gazastreifen. 11.93 1993 √ Palestine girls study students women school occupied territory Gaza strip Neve Dekalim (Hebrew: נְוֵה דְּקָלִים) (lit. "Oasis of Palms") was an Israeli settlement and a community in the Gush Katif settlement bloc in the Gaza Strip. It was founded in 1983 after the Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai Peninsula, on uninhabited sand dunes. Neve Dekalim served as a regional center for the Gush Katif region and was the seat of the Hof Aza Regional Council. It was located between the former Egyptian town of Khan Yunis and the Mediterranean Sea. Neve Dekalim was evacuated in August 2005 as part of Israel's unilateral disengagement plan. It was turned into a terrorist training camp by Hamas. © 1993, Olivia Heussler

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 19: In der Siedlung Neve Deqalim lernen junge Frauen jüdische Geschichte und Religion. Die meisten kommen aus dem Negev und verlassen am Wochenende den Gazastreifen. Neve Deqalim, Khan Yunis Gazastreifen. 11.93 Neve Dekalim (Hebrew: נְוֵה דְּקָלִים) (lit. "Oasis of Palms") was an Israeli settlement and a community in the Gush Katif settlement bloc in the Gaza Strip. It was founded in 1983 after the Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai Peninsula, on uninhabited sand dunes. Neve Dekalim served as a regional center for the Gush Katif region and was the seat of the Hof Aza Regional Council. It was located between the former Egyptian town of Khan Yunis and the Mediterranean Sea. ]Neve Dekalim was evacuated in August 2005 as part of Israel's unilateral disengagement plan. It was turned into a terrorist training camp by Hamas.

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 20: Kinder vor graffitti für den Frieden in Gaza City. Frauen und Mütter Protest vor CICR IKRK Sitz in Gaza, einer Palästinenserin. In jüdischer Siedlung Neve Deqalim Gush Katif. Karte Gazastreifen. Soldatinnen. Mädchen Schulklasse. 2 Junge jüdische Buben Einkaufszentrum Soldaten und Soldatinnen Knaben hinter Gitter. brennende Autoreifen in Khan Yunis aus Protest gegen Tötung von Fatah Hawks Achmed Abu Rish (25) durch Undercover Israeli Soldaten nachdem er sich ergeben hat am 28.11 Vortag. Totenfeier. Mann auf Pferdewagen. Hindah El Amudi (Omsalin) protest's since years every friday for the liberation of her 4 sons in prison. ICRC Headquater of Gaza 28.11.1993 Gush Katif (Hebrew: גוש קטיף, lit. Harvest Bloc) was a bloc of 17 Israeli settlements in the southern Gaza strip. Gush Katif was specifically mentioned by Yitzhak Rabin, the Israeli prime minister who fell victim to an assassin in 1995, as essential to Israel's security border.[1] In August 2005, the Israeli army moved the 8,600 residents of Gush Katif to Israel. They were evicted from the area and their homes demolished as part of Israel's unilateral disengagement plan from the Gaza Strip portion of the Palestinian Territories.

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 23: Jüdische Siedler in Neve Deqalim. Gazastreifen. Palästina 11.93 Jewish settler family school children Palestine Gaza strip Neve Dekalim (Hebrew: נְוֵה דְּקָלִים) (lit. "Oasis of Palms") was an Israeli settlement and a community in the Gush Katif settlement bloc in the Gaza Strip. It was founded in 1983 after the Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai Peninsula, on uninhabited sand dunes. Neve Dekalim served as a regional center for the Gush Katif region and was the seat of the Hof Aza Regional Council. It was located between the former Egyptian town of Khan Yunis and the Mediterranean Sea. ]Neve Dekalim was evacuated in August 2005 as part of Israel's unilateral disengagement plan. It was turned into a terrorist training camp by Hamas. © 1993, Olivia Heussler √

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 26: © 1993, Olivia Heussler / www.clic.li Vor dem Supermarkt in der Siedlung Neve Deqalim liegen die Fahrräder der jungen jüdischen Siedler. Gazastreifen 11.93 √ jewish settler Gaza strip Palestine occupied territory 1993 Gush Katif (Hebrew: גוש קטיף, lit. Harvest Bloc) was a bloc of 17 Israeli settlements in the southern Gaza strip. Gush Katif was specifically mentioned by Yitzhak Rabin, the Israeli prime minister who fell victim to an assassin in 1995, as essential to Israel's security border.[1] In August 2005, the Israeli army moved the 8,600 residents of Gush Katif to Israel. They were evicted from the area and their homes demolished as part of Israel's unilateral disengagement plan from the Gaza Strip portion of the Palestinian Territories.

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 28: Israelische Soldaten sind in der jüdischen Siedlung Neve Deqalim stationiert. Gazastreifen. 11. 1993 √ jewish settler settlement Military Army Israeli soldier in Gaza strip Palestine occupied territory Neve Dekalim (Hebrew: נְוֵה דְּקָלִים) (lit. "Oasis of Palms") was an Israeli settlement and a community in the Gush Katif settlement bloc in the Gaza Strip. It was founded in 1983 after the Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai Peninsula, on uninhabited sand dunes. Neve Dekalim served as a regional center for the Gush Katif region and was the seat of the Hof Aza Regional Council. It was located between the former Egyptian town of Khan Yunis and the Mediterranean Sea. ]Neve Dekalim was evacuated in August 2005 as part of Israel's unilateral disengagement plan. It was turned into a terrorist training camp by Hamas.

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 29: Kinder vor graffitti für den Frieden in Gaza City. Frauen und Mütter Protest vor CICR IKRK Sitz in Gaza, einer Palästinenserin. In jüdischer Siedlung Neve Deqalim Gush Katif. Karte Gazastreifen. Soldatinnen. Mädchen Schulklasse. 2 Junge jüdische Buben Einkaufszentrum Soldaten und Soldatinnen Knaben hinter Gitter. brennende Autoreifen in Khan Yunis aus Protest gegen Tötung von Fatah Hawks Achmed Abu Rish (25) durch Undercover Israeli Soldaten nachdem er sich ergeben hat am 28.11 Vortag. Totenfeier. Mann auf Pferdewagen. Hindah El Amudi (Omsalin) protest's since years every friday for the liberation of her 4 sons in prison. ICRC Headquater of Gaza 28.11.1993 Gush Katif (Hebrew: גוש קטיף, lit. Harvest Bloc) was a bloc of 17 Israeli settlements in the southern Gaza strip. Gush Katif was specifically mentioned by Yitzhak Rabin, the Israeli prime minister who fell victim to an assassin in 1995, as essential to Israel's security border.[1] In August 2005, the Israeli army moved the 8,600 residents of Gush Katif to Israel. They were evicted from the area and their homes demolished as part of Israel's unilateral disengagement plan from the Gaza Strip portion of the Palestinian Territories.

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 31: Brennende Autoreifen als Protest gegen den Tod des 25ig jährigen Fatah; Hawks der PLO in Khan Yunis, Gazastreifen. 11.93 Burning tires in protest against the death of 25 year old Fatah Hawks in Khan Yunis Palestine 1993, copyright by Olivia Heussler √ Gaza strip

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 33: Strassenszene in Gaza City. Gazastreifen. Palästina 11.93 Palestine Gaza Strip Kids playing Street scene behindert invalid handicapped boy girl laughing laugh happy after the oslo peace talk. Stadt crutches © 1993, Olivia Heussler √ Kinder spielen Wandbild Mural Graffitti

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 34: Strassenszene in Gaza City. Gazastreifen. Palästina 11.93 Palestine Gaza Strip Kids playing Street scene behindert invalid handicapped boy girl laughing laugh happy after the oslo peace talk. Stadt crutches © 1993, Olivia Heussler √ Kinder spielen Wandbild Mural Graffitti

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 35: Mann auf Pferdewagen mit Jugendlichen im Hintergrund, Khan Yunis, Gazastreifen Palaestina 1993. Man Kids Graffiti Gaza strip Horsewagon Palestine political

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Image of sheet 19931230 photo 36: Strassenszene in Gaza City. Gazastreifen. Palästina 11.93 Palestine Gaza Strip Kids playing Street scene behindert invalid handicapped boy girl laughing laugh happy after the oslo peace talk. Stadt crutches © 1993, Olivia Heussler √ Kinder spielen Wandbild Mural Graffitti

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