Ta'ayush Ongoing Activities Updates

Tuba: another minute, almost invisible point on the map; another village of black tents and wobbly huts and a well and a few caves carved into the barren hillside, almost hovering in space on the edge of the desert that cascades and flows, white yellow and brown, all the way down to the Dead Sea. In the distance you can see the purple mountains of Moab in Jordan. There is, I think to myself, no more beautiful vista in the world. A camel regards us skeptically. What are all these people doing here? Dogs bark. Goats bleat. The wind whips your eyes, your hair. Some hundred souls live in Tuba — a simple, impoverished existence, but poverty is not the problem. They live in terror, and they are terribly alone...

Capital, settlements and civil resistance to the separation fence, or: a story of colonial capitalism in present-day Israel.
An article by Gadi Algazi