Published:
2017-06-22
Full Issue
Articles (special issue)
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- Figure 1. Map of the Rachel’s Tomb Area and Checkpoint 300 (ARIJ).
- Photo 1. Home of the Anastas family surrounded on three sides by the Wall. Photo by author.
- Photo 2. The Elizabethan nuns, Abuna M., EAPPI volunteer, and Christians recite the Rosary by the Wall next to the entrance of Checkpoint 300. The Checkpoint’s watchtower looms over it. Photo by author.
- Photo 3. Pilgrims conclude the recitation of the Rosary through the singing of the Salve Regina in Latin while standing in front of the Our Lady of the Wall Icon. Photo by author.
- Photo 4. Icon of Our Lady of the Wall painted in 2010 by iconographer Ian Knowles. Photo by author.
- Figure 2. Picture of Mary and Joseph blocked outside Bethlehem by the Wall allegedly painted by graffiti artist Banksy (2015).
- Figure 3. Mary and Joseph inspected at the Checkpoint before entering Bethlehem (Polyp).
- Photo 5. New icons added by Pilgrims next to Our Lady of the Wall. Photo by author.
- Photo 6. The San Luca Icon pushed in between the Wall’s cement slabs near the Icon of Our Lady of the Wall. Photo by author.
- Photo 7. Pilgrims shaking hands with the soldiers monitoring the Holy Mass at Our Lady of the Wall. Photo by author.
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- Figure 1. The popularity of hashtags associated with Charlie Hebdo attacks.
- Figure 2. Je Suis Charlie drawing (H.KoPP 2015).
- Photo 1. Place de la Republique, January 11, 2015 (Ortelpa 2015).
- Photo 2. Ritual march in Marseille. Photo by Jean-Benoît Zimmermann (2015).
- Photo 3. Trafalgar Square. Photo by Aurelien Guichard (2015).
- Figure 3. The Scream. Image by Paris 16 (2015).
