46. Madonna Visit to Rachel's Tomb
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Angela Godfrey of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions (ICAHD) and members of the EAPPI near the checkpoint into Bethlehem.
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Camilla Sieljaks from Denmark (center), Hannah Rought-Brooks from the United Kingdom (far right), and other members of the EAPPI stand with signs near the check[point into Bethlehem on the occasion of Madonna's expected visit to Rachel's Tomb.
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A film crew recording the events at Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem. Ecumenical Accompaniers Maria Fahmy of Denmark and Eva Halling and Anna Jonasson of Sweden (obscured) holding a banner which reads "peace" in both Arabic and Hebrew.
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Ecumenical Accompanier Anna Jonasson of Sweden (back to the camera) looking at the wall-enclosed Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem, which is being guarded by Israeli soldiers.
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Ecumenical Accompaniers Anna Jonasson and Erik Mohlin (l. to r.) from Sweden and Camilla Sieljaks from Denmark (kneeling) holding a banner which reads "peace" in both Arabic and Hebrew at Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem.
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Ecumenical Accompaniers Erik Mohlin from Sweden, Jens Christensen from Denmark, Camilla Sieljaks from Denmark, and Anna Jonasson from Sweden (l. to r.) unfurling a banner at Rachel's Tomb which reads "Peace" in both Arabic and Hebrew.
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Ecumenical Accompaniers Hannah Rought-Brooks of the United Kingdom, Anna Jonasson of Sweden, Helle Thomsen of Denmark, and Anne Stephens of the United States (l. to r.) singing Madonna songs at Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem on the occasion of the pop star's scheduled visit to the shrine considered holy by Jews, Muslims and some Christians.
