Palestinians plant olive trees near a Walajah's giant ancient olive tree, which the residents of the West Bank village say is the oldest in the Palestinian territories on April 03,2011, while Israeli earthmovers tear up...

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Palestinians plant olive tree near a Walajah's giant ancient olive tree, which the residents of the West Bank village say is the oldest in the Palestinian territories

Bethlehem, Palestinian Territories

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Palestinians plant olive trees near a Walajah's giant ancient olive tree, which the residents of the West Bank village say is the oldest in the Palestinian territories on April 03,2011, while Israeli earthmovers tear up a nearby field in preparation for the construction of a five-meter-high stretch of the controversial separation barrier that will run through the village, near the biblical town of Bethlehem. Photo by Najeh Hashlamoun.

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