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Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and British Prime Minister Tony Blair in a joint press conference at the PM's residence in Jerusalem.
Photo by Ariel Jerozolimski /Flash90
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and British Prime Minister Tony Blair in a joint press conference at the PM's residence in Jerusalem.
Photo by Ariel Jerozolimski /Flash90
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and British Prime Minister Tony Blair in a joint press conference at the PM's residence in Jerusalem.
Photo by Ariel Jerozolimski /Flash90
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and British Prime Minister Tony Blair in a joint press conference at the PM's residence in Jerusalem.
Photo by Ariel Jerozolimski /Flash90
Almost a month after the end of the second Lebanon war, the Movement for Quality Government in Israel (MQG), in conjunction with the Baltam Forum representing reserve soldiers gathered in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv, under the banner 'State Commission of Inquiry Now'. Some 30 thousand protestors attended. Carrying signs reading, among others, 'What is there to hide?', 'Conscience demands inquiry' and 'State, state, state', protestors demonstrated their disapprobation of Olmert's investigative efforts thus far.
Photo by Yael Tzur /Israel Sun / Flash90
Almost a month after the end of the second Lebanon war, the Movement for Quality Government in Israel (MQG), in conjunction with the Baltam Forum representing reserve soldiers gathered in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv, under the banner 'State Commission of Inquiry Now'. Some 30 thousand protestors attended. Carrying signs reading, among others, 'What is there to hide?', 'Conscience demands inquiry' and 'State, state, state', protestors demonstrated their disapprobation of Olmert's investigative efforts thus far.
Photo by Yael Tzur / Flash90
Almost a month after the end of the second Lebanon war, the Movement for Quality Government in Israel (MQG), in conjunction with the Baltam Forum representing reserve soldiers gathered in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv, under the banner 'State Commission of Inquiry Now'. Some 30 thousand protestors attended. Carrying signs reading, among others, 'What is there to hide?', 'Conscience demands inquiry' and 'State, state, state', protestors demonstrated their disapprobation of Olmert's investigative efforts thus far.
Photo by Yael Tzur / Flash90
People are smoking in the crowd at the Israeli , Brooklyn Indie rock band Pink noise at a performance in Tel Aviv. Sep. 9, 2006. Photo by Chen Leopold/Flash90
