Adah Kay
Notes from the West Bank: July 2004 August 2004The impact of the proposed 650 km "security wall" being constructed by Israel inside the occupied West Bank has finally captured international attention. In late June the Israeli Supreme Court ruled that certain sections of the wall should be rerouted; and by mid-July, the International Court of Justice's opinion that the wall contravenes international and humanitarian law was overwhelmingly endorsed by a UN General Assembly vote. But less is known about the ongoing grass-roots Palestinian campaign against the wall - and the role that village women play.
Notes from the West Bank: 2 May 2004 July 2004"We have been going for 50 years and will always find a way to meet."
Gabby Baramki founder of the Jerusalem Choir
Notes from the West Bank: 1 April 2004 May 2004Adah Kay has been keeping a diary on the Palestine/Israel frontline. Over the coming months in our print magazine, she will be offering a personal insight into life in the West Bank. Here is the first entry.
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