Megiddo (Extinct city) (Israel)
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Megiddo (Extinct city) (Israel)

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A Syrian Mig 23, landed on a small airport today.

A Syrian Mig 23, landed on a small airport today.

Israel Simionski photographer

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להקים מדינה פלסטינית.

להקים מדינה פלסטינית.

Shlomo Seter photographer

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להקים מדינה פלסטינית.

להקים מדינה פלסטינית.

Shlomo Seter photographer

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מבט מתל מגידו.

מבט מתל מגידו.

Boris Karmi

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דגם של מגידו

דגם של מגידו

Benno Rothenberg

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דגם של מגידו

דגם של מגידו

Benno Rothenberg

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דגם של מגידו

דגם של מגידו

Benno Rothenberg

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The Right Wing Party Tzomet held a demonstration on the cross-road to Megido with hundreds of party sympetizers.

The Right Wing Party Tzomet held a demonstration on the cross-road to Megido with hundreds of party sympetizers.

Vered Peer photographer

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