Chatila, camp de l’UNRWA. Avec la famille Hindawi (ou Al Hindawi). Mona et Jamal Hindawi sont originaires de Haïfa. Jamal est polisseur de marbre de formation, souvent au chômage. Mona est femme au foyer et s’occupe des 6 enfants de la maison. Il est 6:15, Jihad et Nidal Al Hindawi se préparent pour aller à l'école. Leur petite sœur, Farah, est encore endormie. Shatila, UNRWA camp. With the (AL) Hindawi family. Mona and Jamal Hindawi are originally from Jaffa. Jamal is a marble polisher by profession, but often unemployed. Mona is a housewife and takes care of the six children that live with them. It’s 6:15 AM, Jihad and Nidal are getting ready for school. Their little sister, Farah, is still asleep. Chatila, camp de l’UNRWA. Avec la famille Hindawi (ou Al Hindawi). Mona et Jamal Hindawi sont originaires de Haïfa. Jamal est polisseur de marbre de formation, souvent au chômage. Mona est femme au foyer et s’occupe des 6 enfants de la maison. Il est 6:15, Jihad et Nidal Al Hindawi se préparent pour aller à l'école. Leur petite sœur, Farah, est encore endormie. Shatila, UNRWA camp. With the (AL) Hindawi family. Mona and Jamal Hindawi are originally from Jaffa. Jamal is a marble polisher by profession, but often unemployed. Mona is a housewife and takes care of the six children that live with them. It’s 6:15 AM, Jihad and Nidal are getting ready for school. Their little sister, Farah, is still asleep.

Categories

Middle-East

Palestinian refugees

The Shatila refugee camp

The Al Hindawi family

Camps de refugiés;Chatila;Farah AL Hindawi;Farah Hindawi;Jihad Al Hindawi;Jihad Hindawi;Kaleidos images;Nidal Al Hindawi;Nidal Hindawi;Palestinian Refugees;Palestinians;Palestiniens;Refugee camps;Réfugiés palestiniens;Shatila;Tarek Charara;UNRWA

Rights Managed Price calculator - Please select the license options that you require from below. You will need to select from the first drop down menu and then other options will display in the following drop down menus. You will need to select all available fields before clicking on the Calculate License Price link.

Usage Type

Start Date

Calculate License Price

Price

€ N/A

Media Properties

Media Ref #

KI_0W8P5AW

Media Name:

The Al Hindawi family

Author:

Tarek Charara

Copyright:

Hits:

502

Last Modified:

02/07/2022

Added Date:

02/07/2022

License Type:

Rights Managed

Media Type:

Image

Release Status:

No Release

Black & White:

Yes

Orientation:

Horizontal

Sold:

0 times

Description:

Chatila, camp de l’UNRWA. Avec la famille Hindawi (ou Al Hindawi). Mona et Jamal Hindawi sont originaires de Haïfa. Jamal est polisseur de marbre de formation, souvent au chômage. Mona est femme au foyer et s’occupe des 6 enfants de la maison. Il est 6:15, Jihad et Nidal Al Hindawi se préparent pour aller à l'école. Leur petite sœur, Farah, est encore endormie. Shatila, UNRWA camp. With the (AL) Hindawi family. Mona and Jamal Hindawi are originally from Jaffa. Jamal is a marble polisher by profession, but often unemployed. Mona is a housewife and takes care of the six children that live with them. It’s 6:15 AM, Jihad and Nidal are getting ready for school. Their little sister, Farah, is still asleep. Chatila, camp de l’UNRWA. Avec la famille Hindawi (ou Al Hindawi). Mona et Jamal Hindawi sont originaires de Haïfa. Jamal est polisseur de marbre de formation, souvent au chômage. Mona est femme au foyer et s’occupe des 6 enfants de la maison. Il est 6:15, Jihad et Nidal Al Hindawi se préparent pour aller à l'école. Leur petite sœur, Farah, est encore endormie. Shatila, UNRWA camp. With the (AL) Hindawi family. Mona and Jamal Hindawi are originally from Jaffa. Jamal is a marble polisher by profession, but often unemployed. Mona is a housewife and takes care of the six children that live with them. It’s 6:15 AM, Jihad and Nidal are getting ready for school. Their little sister, Farah, is still asleep.

Keywords:

Camps de refugiés Chatila Farah AL Hindawi Farah Hindawi Jihad Al Hindawi Jihad Hindawi Kaleidos images Nidal Al Hindawi Nidal Hindawi Palestinian Refugees Palestinians Palestiniens Refugee camps Réfugiés palestiniens Shatila Tarek Charara UNRWA

Photographer:

Tarek Charara

Metadata

Comments