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. 15:20. Le déjeuner de la famille Al Hindawi sur le sol du salon. De gauche à droite: Ahmed, Mona, Farah, Ilham et Jamal. Ahmed et Ilham sont les enfants du frère de Jamal. Leur mère est morte jeune et leur père est mort d'un accident de travail. Mona et Jamal les ont naturellement adoptés. 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. 15:20. Lunch of the Al Hindawi family on the living room floor. From left to right: Ahmad, Mona, Farah, Ilham and Jamal. Ilham and Ahmad are Jamal's niece and nephew. Their mother died early and their father succumbed to a work accident. They were naturally adopted by Mona and Jamal. 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. 15:20. Le déjeuner de la famille Al Hindawi sur le sol du salon. De gauche à droite: Ahmed, Mona, Farah, Ilham et Jamal. Ahmed et Ilham sont les enfants du frère de Jamal. Leur mère est morte jeune et leur père est mort d'un accident de travail. Mona et Jamal les ont naturellement adoptés. 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. 15:20. Lunch of the Al Hindawi family on the living room floor. From left to right: Ahmad, Mona, Farah, Ilham and Jamal. Ilham and Ahmad are Jamal's niece and nephew. Their mother died early and their father succumbed to a work accident. They were naturally adopted by Mona and Jamal.

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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. 15:20. Le déjeuner de la famille Al Hindawi sur le sol du salon. De gauche à droite: Ahmed, Mona, Farah, Ilham et Jamal. Ahmed et Ilham sont les enfants du frère de Jamal. Leur mère est morte jeune et leur père est mort d'un accident de travail. Mona et Jamal les ont naturellement adoptés. 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. 15:20. Lunch of the Al Hindawi family on the living room floor. From left to right: Ahmad, Mona, Farah, Ilham and Jamal. Ilham and Ahmad are Jamal's niece and nephew. Their mother died early and their father succumbed to a work accident. They were naturally adopted by Mona and Jamal. 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. 15:20. Le déjeuner de la famille Al Hindawi sur le sol du salon. De gauche à droite: Ahmed, Mona, Farah, Ilham et Jamal. Ahmed et Ilham sont les enfants du frère de Jamal. Leur mère est morte jeune et leur père est mort d'un accident de travail. Mona et Jamal les ont naturellement adoptés. 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. 15:20. Lunch of the Al Hindawi family on the living room floor. From left to right: Ahmad, Mona, Farah, Ilham and Jamal. Ilham and Ahmad are Jamal's niece and nephew. Their mother died early and their father succumbed to a work accident. They were naturally adopted by Mona and Jamal.

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