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A group of volunteer NY fire fighters get coached in the Jerusalem fire station. They will start working in Jerusalem and surrounding areas as early as tomorrow morning.
This motivated group volunteered to help, some even paying their own flights, since most Jerusalem fire fighters are busy putting out fires up north due to Hezbollah bombings.
Photo by Guy Assayag /Flash90
A group of volunteer NY fire fighters get coached in the Jerusalem fire station. They will start working in Jerusalem and surrounding areas as early as tomorrow morning.
This motivated group volunteered to help, some even paying their own flights, since most Jerusalem fire fighters are busy putting out fires up north due to Hezbollah bombings.
Photo by Guy Assayag /Flash90
A group of volunteer NY fire fighters get coached in the Jerusalem fire station. They will start working in Jerusalem and surrounding areas as early as tomorrow morning.
This motivated group volunteered to help, some even paying their own flights, since most Jerusalem fire fighters are busy putting out fires up north due to Hezbollah bombings.
Photo by Guy Assayag /Flash90
A group of volunteer NY fire fighters get coached in the Jerusalem fire station. They will start working in Jerusalem and surrounding areas as early as tomorrow morning.
This motivated group volunteered to help, some even paying their own flights, since most Jerusalem fire fighters are busy putting out fires up north due to Hezbollah bombings.
Photo by Guy Assayag /Flash90
A group of volunteer NY fire fighters get coached in the Jerusalem fire station. They will start working in Jerusalem and surrounding areas as early as tomorrow morning.
This motivated group volunteered to help, some even paying their own flights, since most Jerusalem fire fighters are busy putting out fires up north due to Hezbollah bombings.
Photo by Guy Assayag /Flash90
Smoke and dust cover the air as Israeli soldiers run to position with their M-16 rifles to secure the area as tanks and armored vehicles make thier way back into Israel a short while after an anti tank missile that was fired from the southern Lebanese village of Kfar Kila hit one of the tanks, 31 July 2006. Israel made a decision to pause bombardments of Lebanon for 48 hours, although four Lebanese soldiers were wounded including one seriously today, by Israeli naval fire north of the port city of Tyre, police said.Photo by Pierre Terdjman /Flash90
Smoke and dust cover the air as Israeli soldiers run to position with their M-16 rifles to secure the area as tanks and armored vehicles make thier way back into Israel a short while after an anti tank missile that was fired from the southern Lebanese village of Kfar Kila hit one of the tanks, 31 July 2006. Israel made a decision to pause bombardments of Lebanon for 48 hours, although four Lebanese soldiers were wounded including one seriously today, by Israeli naval fire north of the port city of Tyre, police said.Photo by Pierre Terdjman /Flash90
