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The destroyed village of Al Walaja, West Bank, now used by Israeli settlers as a bathing and picnic area, July 5, 2007. (Anne Paq/Activestills.org)
One destroyed village and the ghosts of the past
For decades, Jews and Palestinians alike would wander through the abandoned village of al-Walaja, encountering ghosts of the past, and facing the intimacy of a stranger’s home. By Natasha Dudinski A spring walk in Nahal Refaim. Blue sky, cheerful sun, red anemones, white almond trees, and the rocky green Jerusalem hills. It is the most…
By +972 Magazine February 21, 2017
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