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A Druze man uses binoculars as he looks towards Syria from part of an abandoned military
A Druze man uses binoculars as he looks towards Syria from part of an abandoned military outpost near the Druze village of Buqata in the Golan Heights July 24, 2012. The Syrian government is still in full control of its chemical weapons stockpiles, Israeli defence officials said on Tuesday, in an apparent bid to calm fears that a non-conventional war could be looming. Israel captured the Golan Heights in the 1967 Middle East war and annexed it in 1981 in a move not recognized internationally. REUTERS/Ronen Zvulun (POLITICS MILITARY TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)
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Alone Body Part Desert Landscape Israeli Kywd Kywd Nk Look Open Space Roof Rural Landscape Sitting Syrian Binoculars Druze Kufi Top Pictures Unrecognisable Watchtower
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In this print captured by Ronen Zvulun, we see a Druze man standing on the roof of an abandoned military outpost near the village of Buqata in the Golan Heights. With binoculars pressed against his eyes, he gazes intensely towards Syria, lost in contemplation. The vast desert landscape stretches out behind him, creating an open space that seems to mirror his thoughts. The image carries a sense of solitude and isolation as the man stands alone on top of the watchtower. His silhouette is sharply outlined against the clear blue sky, emphasizing his presence amidst nature's grandeur. The creative use of lighting highlights every detail - from his traditional kufi hat to the wrinkles on his face - evoking a feeling of authenticity and resilience. This photograph was taken during a time when tensions were high between Israel and Syria. However, Israeli defense officials assured that Syria still maintained control over its chemical weapons stockpiles, aiming to alleviate fears of potential conflict. Zvulun's composition captures not only a moment frozen in time but also reflects upon larger geopolitical issues surrounding this region. It serves as a reminder that even amidst uncertainty and political unrest, individuals like this Druze man continue to observe their surroundings with unwavering determination and hope for peace.
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