What's that in the hand that's circled? It looks like a knife but that seems unlikely. Maybe it's a lit cigarette? Hmmm.Labels: IDF ethics, International Solidarity Movement, Jordan Valley
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 10:34 AM
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2 Comments:
It is an unusual way to hold cigarette, and it appears to taper to a point unlike most cigarettes I have seen.
I enlarged it to 1200% in Paint.net. Unfortunately, the image is a rather low-res one and gets grainy before it shows anything identifiable. It appears probably not to be a cigarette but something gripped in the palm of the holder's hand, with something protruding. As an ex-smoker, I can't imagine holding a cigarette like that, nor do I see smokers who do so.
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