FILE PHOTO: Part of a mosque's minaret and a Palestinian flag in the Palestinian city of Tulkarm in Israeli-occupied West Bank, are seen behind the Israeli barrier running near a main Israeli highway, near Nitsanei Oz, Israel September 23, 2020. REUTERS/Ronen Zvulun
NITSANEI OZ, Israel (Reuters) - A huge Palestinian flag suddenly looms up above the grey concrete slabs of Israel’s West Bank barrier, a rare glimpse of "the other" before it disappears in your rear-view mirror.
Farther north around ancient Armageddon and the tourist lookout points of Mount Gilboa, a wrong turn leads to a warning sign, or a gap in the trees reveals a West Bank Palestinian village below in the distance.
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