Palestinian demonstrators gather, ready to march. The kind elderly man in the middle is Abu Masr. He led me and my wife and other ISMers around the village last year during clashes, and made sure we were safe. A few months later, a soldier shot him with a rubber coated steel bullet, as Abu Masr was waving a flag.
Murad addresses the demonstrators.
The march begins. As soon as they went in front of the hill, the people were attacked with sound grenades.
Palestinian demonstrators marching in Kafr Kaddum
An Israeli activist who came to Kafr Kaddum to stand in solidarity with the people. There were several others with him, but only he gave permission for his photograph to be taken.
Soon after having had sound grenades thrown at them, some of the demonstrators took a break and listened to music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MA56opnvoyg&feature=youtu.be
A Palestinian young man confronts the soldiers
Two Palestinian boys throw rocks at an Israeli Army jeep (1).
Two Palestinian boys throw rocks at an Israeli Army jeep (2).
Palestinian demonstrators throwing rocks at the Israeli soldiers who have invaded their village in order to stop a protest against the illegal confiscation of the villagers' road.
The soldiers on the top of the hill fired rubber coated metal bullets at the shebab.
A drone flies above the protesters, taking pictures.
Drone returns to one of the soldiers, who sent it.
Demonstrators getting teargassed.
Israeli Army teargasses protesters in Kafr Kaddum.
Palestinian demonstrators prepare to light tires on the mound of dirt that the Israeli Army bulldozers placed to block them from going on their road.
Palestinian demonstrators light tires on the mound of dirt that the Israeli Army bulldozers placed to block them from going on their road.
The pool of dirty water flowing from the mound of dirt is what remains after the Army destroyed the village's water pipe.
Sound grenade.
Teargas cannister.
Some of the weaponry used in the Kafr Kaddum clashes.
Rubber coated steel bullets and live rounds used by the Army.
Marbles used by the young men, teenagers and boys confronting them.
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