Hundreds of Israelis participate in Ben Gurion March on Nov 26 2011.The march took place in the same trail that former Prime Minister David Ben Gurion used to walk in the aria of Sde Boker in the Negev. Photo by Dudu Greenspan/Flash 90 **MAARIV OUT**

Hundreds of Israelis participate in Ben Gurion March on Nov 26 2011.The march took place in the same trail that former Prime Minister David Ben Gurion used to walk in the aria of Sde Boker in the Negev. Photo by Dudu Greenspan/Flash 90 **MAARIV OUT**

Hundreds of Israelis participate in Ben Gurion March on Nov 26 2011.The march took place in the same trail that former Prime Minister David Ben Gurion used to walk in the aria of Sde Boker in the Negev. Photo by Dudu Greenspan/Flash 90 **MAARIV OUT**

People from all over Israel gather for an underground event, of the way of life called " body suspension", in Tel Aviv. November 26, 2011. Photo by Dima Vazinovich / Flash 90

People from all over Israel gather for an underground event, of the way of life called " body suspension", in Tel Aviv. November 26, 2011. Photo by Dima Vazinovich / Flash 90

Akbara bridge is the bypass road to Tzfat. The columns were cast in slipping form that was completed six days, working 24 hours a day. The beams were cast in sliding forms, so that at the final stage the bridge could be joined in accordance with the original specifications. Photo by Doron Horowitz/Flash90

Akbara is an arabic village situated in nothern Israel along the two sides of a deep wadi that ran north-south. Southeast of the village lay Khirbat al-Uqayba, identified as the Roman village Achabare, or Acchabaron. This khirba was a populated village as late as 1904 . Photo by Doron Horowitz/Flash90