Vines grow over the terminal building of Jerusalem's abandoned airport. Rosie Scammell / The National
Greeting a visiting dignitary at Jerusalem airport in the 1960s. Dr Mohammed Al Qutob Family Archive
The terminal building of the abandoned airport. Rosie Scammell /The National
It was abandoned 20 years ago. Rosie Scammell / The National
Air Jordan crew at Jerusalem airport in the 1950s. Dr Mohammad Al Qutob Family Archive
The view towards Kafr Aqab, a Palestinian neighbourhood, from the airport. Rosie Scammell / The National
The control room at Jerusalem's disused airport. Rosie Scammell / The National
Passengers arriving in the 1960s. Dr Mohammed Al Qutob Family Archive
Members of the Al Qutob family at Jerusalem airport, date unknown. Dr Mohammed Al Qutob Family Archive
Rusting baggage carousels. Rosie Scammell / The National
An airstair, used by passengers to reach a plane, now leads to nowhere at Jerusalem's derelict airport. Rosie Scammell / The National
The Israeli separation barrier, with the Qalandia Palestinian refugee camp in the background. EPA
Israel's controversial wall and machinery working on the tarmac of the former Jerusalem airport, which has been closed to civilian traffic since the outbreak of the second Palestinian intifada in 2000. AFP