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  • EHUD OLMERT TRIAL
    Matanya Tausig
    Ehud olmert , district court , trial , arrive , former p
    Eli Abarbanel
    Jerusalem District Prosecutor
    Jerusalem District Prosecutor Eli Abarbanel at the district court in Jerusalem, on Friday, Sep 25, 2009. Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert arrived Friday morning at the Jerusalem District Court ahead of the start of his trial. Olmert is accused of obtaining by fraud under aggravating circumstances, false registration, fraud, breach of trust and tax evasion. Photo by Matanya Tausig / FLASH90.
  • JERUSALEM CITYSCAPE
    Nati Shohat
    ultra orthodox
    ultra orthodox jewish
    street
    mea shearim
    dailylife
    daily life
    JERUSALEM CITYSCAPE
    neighbourhood
    Ultra Orthodox Jewish men cross the street of the religious neighborhood of Mea Shearim, on Sep 25, 2009. Photo by Nati Shohat / FLASH90
  • MIDEAST ISRAEL ENVIRONMENT
    Matanya Tausig
    Iglu
    ecologic
    Design
    Jerusalem
    Homeless
    ENVIRONMENT
    A group of young Israeli designers trying to build an Iglu made of plastic botlles to help homeless and street dwellers for the upcoming winter, the group os testing different methods of ecological building that includes recycling and using natural resources like mud. September 25, 2009. Photo by Matanya Tausig/Flash90
  • MIDEAST ISRAEL ENVIRONMENT
    Matanya Tausig
    Iglu
    ecologic
    Design
    Jerusalem
    Homeless
    ENVIRONMENT
    A group of young Israeli designers trying to build an Iglu made of plastic botlles to help homeless and street dwellers for the upcoming winter, the group os testing different methods of ecological building that includes recycling and using natural resources like mud. September 25, 2009. Photo by Matanya Tausig/Flash90
  • MIDEAST ISRAEL ENVIRONMENT
    Matanya Tausig
    Iglu
    ecologic
    Design
    Jerusalem
    Homeless
    ENVIRONMENT
    A group of young Israeli designers trying to build an Iglu made of plastic botlles to help homeless and street dwellers for the upcoming winter, the group os testing different methods of ecological building that includes recycling and using natural resources like mud. September 25, 2009. Photo by Matanya Tausig/Flash90
  • MIDEAST ISRAEL ENVIRONMENT
    Matanya Tausig
    Iglu
    ecologic
    Design
    Jerusalem
    Homeless
    ENVIRONMENT
    A group of young Israeli designers trying to build an Iglu made of plastic botlles to help homeless and street dwellers for the upcoming winter, the group os testing different methods of ecological building that includes recycling and using natural resources like mud. September 25, 2009. Photo by Matanya Tausig/Flash90
  • MIDEAST ISRAEL ENVIRONMENT
    Matanya Tausig
    Iglu
    ecologic
    Design
    Jerusalem
    Homeless
    ENVIRONMENT
    A group of young Israeli designers trying to build an Iglu made of plastic botlles to help homeless and street dwellers for the upcoming winter, the group os testing different methods of ecological building that includes recycling and using natural resources like mud. September 25, 2009. Photo by Matanya Tausig/Flash90
  • MIDEAST ISRAEL ENVIRONMENT
    Matanya Tausig
    Iglu
    ecologic
    Design
    Jerusalem
    Homeless
    ENVIRONMENT
    A group of young Israeli designers trying to build an Iglu made of plastic botlles to help homeless and street dwellers for the upcoming winter, the group os testing different methods of ecological building that includes recycling and using natural resources like mud. September 25, 2009. Photo by Matanya Tausig/Flash90