Top left: Belonging to the Bedouin tribe of Jahaleen, a child shepherds his herd of sheep close to the Judean Desert mosque of A-Nabi-Mussa.
Bottom left: A sheep pen, part of the Bedouin tribe of Jahaleen encampment, close to the main road between Jerusalem and the Dead Sea. The tribe was moved in the early '50s from their lands in the Tel-Arad region in the southern Negev desert to reside at the outskirts of the Judea Desert, then under Jordanian rule, until 1967 when it came under Israeli rule.
Below : Jamal Abu-Ajaj, a Bedouin who has served as a tracker in the Israeli army for 20 years, visits his family one weekend in Abu-Ajaj. The recruitment percentage among Bedouin youngsters has dropped considerably over the last few years due to the land disputes between the Bedouins and the state authorities.