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that a painting? or is the wall really that high?
The wall is that high...
Some wall. The Jews must not want to see any part of the Palestinians. This wall will have the same fate as the Chinese and Berlin wall did. The clock is ticking...
wow, pretty high wall 
Some more pics ...
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*A Palestinian woman passes in front of the Neve Dekalim Jewish settlement west of the Khan Younis refugee camp where the Israeli army has built a wall to prevent Palestinian militants' firing into the settlement August 11, 2003. Khan Younis refugee camp, a home for over 80,000 Palestinian refugees, has been a flashpoint of Palestinian-Israeli violence during the almost three-year-old uprising for statehood in Gaza and the West Bank. REUTERS/Ammar Awad
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International Solidarity Movement activists spray graffiti on the controversial security fence during a demonstration in the West Bank town of Qalqiliya last month. The barrier is set to be on the agenda of talks between officials from Israel and the United States this week, amid comments from US President George W. Bush (news - web sites) that the security wall undermines the Middle East peace process.(AFP/file/Pedro Ugarte)
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Foreign activists from the International Solidarity Movement spray graffiti on the cement block wall erected by Israel in the northern West Bank town of Qalqilya Thursday, July 31, 2003. The town is walled off on three sides by a combination of concrete walls, fences, razor-wire and trenches, part of a 600-kilometer-long (370-mile-long) barrier that Israel is building near the dividing line with the West Bank, arguing it is needed to keep out Palestinian militants. Residents say it is strangling their livelihood and feeding anger toward Israel. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)
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powerfull images