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Palestine Panoramics's Snapshots

  1. "Meet Math" hands-on math museum, co-produced

    "Meet Math" hands-on math museum, co-produced by Palestine Panoramics from the GigaPan Israeli Wall cuts through Jerusalem 1 (photo from Abu Dis) by Palestine Panoramics

    by Bloomfield Science Museum of Jerusalem, Al-Quds University, Citta della Scienza of Naples Italy” Objectives: ”To contribute through the common language of science, and specifically of mathematics, to a culture of dialogue, cooperation and mutual understanding amongst the different communities, especially scientific ones, in the Middle East and Europe. To popularize and disseminate science to help the building of a society based on knowledge and on a culture of tolerance, moderation, understanding, mutual respect and peace.”

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  2. Testimony of Imm Amin, Palestinian woman

    Testimony of Imm Amin, Palestinian woman by Palestine Panoramics from the GigaPan Israeli Wall cuts through Jerusalem 1 (photo from Abu Dis) by Palestine Panoramics

    "[Israel's] Occupation Forces came and began bulldozing... I had land in the middle of this hill… it was destroyed by the bulldozer. We sat on the land for 3 days, morning to evening, until the soldiers surrounded the whole neighborhood and we were no longer able to reach the lands... I tried to argue with the soldiers and told them, ‘This is my land—what you are doing is illegal." (PENGON/Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign, February 4th, 2004 www.stopthewall.org/communityvoices/318.shtml Will open in a new tab or window)

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  3. Ma'ale Adumim Israeli settlement tower

    Ma'ale Adumim Israeli settlement tower by Palestine Panoramics from the GigaPan Ma'ale Adumim Israeli Settlement by Palestine Panoramics

    Ma'ale Adumim Israeli settlement tower

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  4. Israeli Wall zigzags to annex agricultural lands

    Israeli Wall zigzags to annex agricultural lands by Palestine Panoramics from the GigaPan Israeli Wall cuts through Jerusalem 1 (photo from Abu Dis) by Palestine Panoramics

    This is one example of where Israel zigzagged the path of The Wall to take even more Palestinian land. Abu Dis residential and commercial areas on the right; Abu Dis agricultural lands are on the left.

    Following is the personal testimony of Imm Amin, a Palestinian woman from Abu Dis, describing how the Israeli military confiscated her land when Israel began constructing the wall through Abu Dis: “When the military came, my two sons the sons of my brother-in-law, and Abu Nabil, who later died, went down to the land where they were working. It was only us…there is nothing left of my land—only this minimal piece between us and the Wall. The first day, the military kept coming and going to our house. I told them this is my land. In the evening, the Occupation Forces came and tried to take my son and his cousin; but we managed to pull them from the hands of the soldiers. The second day, I tried with my two sons to go to the land, on that day they tried to handcuff my son and stop us from reaching the land, but my son managed to escape. Yet the soldiers hit many of the boys.

    I tried to argue with the soldiers and told them, ‘This is my land—what you are doing is illegal. There are 40 people living in this house and on this land.’ The Occupation Forces then came and began bulldozing, here they work every day. I had land in the middle of this hill…it was destroyed by the bulldozer. We sat on the land for three days, morning to evening, until the soldiers surrounded the whole neighborhood and we were no longer able to reach then lands.” (PENGON/Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign, February 4th, 2004 www.stopthewall.org/communityvoices/318.shtml Will open in a new tab or window)

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  5. Love Sees No Color grafitti on The Wall

    Love Sees No Color grafitti on The Wall by Palestine Panoramics from the GigaPan Israeli Wall cuts through Jerusalem 1 (photo from Abu Dis) by Palestine Panoramics

    peace dove emerges from globe

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  6. Dome of the Rock cut off by Israeli Wall

    Dome of the Rock cut off by Israeli Wall by Palestine Panoramics from the GigaPan Israeli Wall cuts through Jerusalem 1 (photo from Abu Dis) by Palestine Panoramics

    The Israeli Wall (foreground) blocks access to the Dome of the Rock (gold dome, top center), just 3.5 kilometers away in the Old City of Jerusalem. The Wall blocks access by Palestinians of Abu Dis and the entire West Bank.

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  7. separation wall

    separation wall by Palestine Panoramics from the GigaPan Israeli Wall cuts through Jerusalem 2 (photo from the "Green Line" looking East) by Palestine Panoramics

    this is the separation wall

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  8. another panorama

    another panorama by Palestine Panoramics from the GigaPan Israeli Wall cuts through Jerusalem 2 (photo from the "Green Line" looking East) by Palestine Panoramics

    I took another panoramic photo from this spot. See: www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=22001

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  9. panorama from here

    panorama from here by Palestine Panoramics from the GigaPan Israeli Wall cuts through Jerusalem 3 by Palestine Panoramics

    www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=22001

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