OCCUPATION GALLERY Relatives of Palestinian Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades militant, Salim Abu Arja, mourn his death at Rafah refugee by the Israeli military.  AFP/Mohammed Abed Palestinians boys inspect the debris of their family house after it was demolished by Israeli bulldozers at Beit Hanoun, Gaza, May 10, 2003. Photo by Suhaib Salem/Reuters With the Al-Aqsa Mosque in the background Israeli soldiers fired shots into the air on Memorial Day in Jerusalem 7 May 03 (photo: AP) A British peace activist (Alice) cries for help as she holds  her hand over the headwound of British peace activist Thomas Hurndall,  shot in the head in Rafah, southern Gaza  Friday,  April 11, 2003. Hurndall, age 21, is from  Manchester, England. (AP Photo/Khalil Hamra) On 5 April 2003, Israeli troops shot activist Brian Avery in Jenin. Avery, 24-year-old American from Albuquerque, New Mexico The very young is also targetted Killed in large numbers Children mourn children Targetting children Fences around Jewish colonies & walls around Palestinian communities Rachel Corrie Peace activist killed by Israeli bulldozer 16 March 2003 in Rafah Ramallah Fights Back Unarmed civilian targets Hebron in Ruins Demolished homes in Rafah/UN photos Ruins in Rafah/UN photos Rafah homes/UN photos Bulldozers erase densely populated areas, to make room  for the new "iron wall". The families lose everything Nusseirat Refugee Camp after Israeli visit