A Palestinian breaks a hole on the controversial Israeli separation wall next to a main highway leading to Jerusalem, outside the West Bank village of Bir Nabala, on Nov. 15, 2013. The action was carried out just at sunrise and the Border police quickly discovered the breach in the controversial wall, and began work to fill the hole. (Xinhua/Muammar Awad)
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Palestinians begin to break a hole on the controversial Israeli separation wall next to a main highway leading to Jerusalem, outside the West Bank village of Bir Nabala, on Nov. 15, 2013. The action was carried out just at sunrise and the Border police quickly discovered the breach in the controversial wall, and began work to fill the hole. (Xinhua/Muammar Awad)
A Palestinian breaks a hole on the controversial Israeli separation wall next to a main highway leading to Jerusalem, outside the West Bank village of Bir Nabala, on Nov. 15, 2013. The action was carried out just at sunrise and the Border police quickly discovered the breach in the controversial wall, and began work to fill the hole. (Xinhua/Muammar Awad)
