Wednesday November 3, 08:42 PM Israeli human right

Wednesday November 3, 08:42 PM Israeli human rights activists help Palestinian farmers, to pick up olives from olive trees in the northern West Bank village of Beit Furikm near the city of Nablus, Wednesday Oct. 20, 2004. Olive trees are a key source of income in hundreds of Palestinian villages dotting the West Bank hillsides, particularly at a time when the economy is in a shambles, as a result of four years of fighting. After the outbreak of the uprising, Israeli authorities barred Palestinians from tending trees close to Jewish settlements, which often overlook Palestinian villages. The army says Palestinian gunmen have used olive groves as cover in attacks. (AP Photo/Nasser Ishtayeh)Height (pixels): 347Width (pixels): 512

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