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Living in East Jerusalem - 'Abd al-Fatah 'Abed Rabu

In this innovative project, B'Tselem and the Guardian gave six Palestinians and Israelis cameras to create video diaries of their lives in occupied East Jerusalem, under the shadow of the settlement enterprise. The diaries offer a glimpse into the impact of the volatile reality on their lives. This is one aspect of B'Tselem's video project, in which the organization has given some 200 Palestinian families cameras to document violations of their rights. ‘Abd al-Fatah, a 51-year-old Palestinian, was born and raised in Dheishe refugee camp, but his family hails from al-Walajah – a West Bank village that was annexed, in part, to Jerusalem's municipal boundary after the 1967 war. The family still owns some land there. Seventeen years ago, after Israeli contractors began to show interest in the land, ‘Abd al-Fatah decided to go live on it, to physically assert his ownership. He now lives on the land in an ancient Cana'anite cave, raising crops and hosting Palestinian, Israeli and international friends, not only but also through his activity in the peace initiative All Nations' Café. http://www.btselem.org/jerusalem/2010...