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West Bank, Sep 23 (EFE / EPA) .- (CAMERA: Alaa Badarneh) In the Palestinian village of Kafr Al-Labad, near the West Bank city of Tulkarem, olive oil is produced through a traditional method called Al-Badd.
Early every morning, a group of Palestinians farmers from the occupied West Bank, hurry to harvest olives from their lands which currently lie on the Israeli side of the controversial separation barrier, after having crossed the Beit Awwa checkpoint by special permission from the Israeli army. Israel started the construction of its controversial separation barrier in 2002 during the second Palestinian Intifada (uprising).
Beit Sahur (West Bank), Feb 20 (EFE) - (Camera: Joan Mas) In a workshop full of Christian iconography, Palestinian Firas Hawwash continues the trade he inherited from his grandfather: carving religious figures with olive wood, a tradition of the Holy Land that artisans like him struggle to maintain after almost a year without pilgrims because of the pandemic. He has not made a profit since then, spent his savings and had to lay off almost all of his employees. Nevertheless, he is determined to persevere in this trade. FOOTAGE OF OLIVE WOOD RELIGIOUS FIGURINE WORKSHOPS AND FACTORIES IN THE TOWN OF BEIT SAHUR IN THE OCCUPIED WEST BANK. SOUNDBITES OF JOSEPH KASSIS, REPRESENTATIVE OF OLIVE WOOD WORKSHOPS AND OWNER OF A SOUVENIR AND RELIGIOUS FIGURINE STORE IN BEIT SAHUR.
Tulkarem, Feb 2 (EFE/EPA), (Camera: Alaa Badarneh).- A group of Palestinian farmers on Wednesday harvested strawberries in the village of Zeta, near the West Bank city of Tulkarem. FOOTAGE OF STRAWBERRY PICKING IN ZETA, NEAR TULKAREM.
Der-Balout (West Bank), Jan 8 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Alaa Badarneh) Palestinian olive growers denounce that more than 300 olive trees they own, and that constitute their means of survival, were cut down by the Israeli army this Friday in the town of Der-Balout, near the West Bank town of Salfit. FOOTAGE OF OLIVE GROWERS INSPECTING TREES.
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