Travels through Israel
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The Dome Of The Rock is a shrine located on the Temple Mount in the Old City of Jerusalem. It is one of the major Moslem shrines and its significance stems from religious traditions regarding the rock, known as the Foundation Stone, at its heart.
An archway to an alley is decorated with a variety of markings that indicate that the inhabitants have visited various landmarks on Hajj, or pilgrimage, journeys for the Islamic faithful.
Racks of metal fragments left over from home-made rockets fired from Gaza at the police station in Sderot, Israel.
The valley of the Ein Avdat park in the Negev Desert in Israel is framed through an opening to one of the caves in the canyon walls.
A wild male Ibex looked down on us near the Ein Avdat National Park in the Negev Desert region of Israel.
Layers of sandstone deposited over time show the geological stratification that took place over eons of history in the Negev Desert in Israel.
A winding road meanders through red sandstone hills and valleys in the Negev Desert in Isreal.
The square outline of the ruins of one of the ancient Roman forts that surround the Hebrew fortress of Masada in the mountainous desert of southern Israel.
With the Dead Sea Mountains on the right, a two-lane highway twists through the desert.
Layers of sandstone deposited over time show the geological stratification that took place over eons of history in the Negev Desert in Israel.
Layers of sandstone deposited over time show the geological stratification that took place over eons of history in the Negev Desert in Israel.
Layers of sandstone deposited over time show the geological stratification that took place over eons of history in the Negev Desert in Israel.
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