#ROLL
Old City in Beer-Sheva, Negev Desert, Caesaria, April 20 - 22, 2000
#00-08: Old City 4/21/2000
#10-13: west part of Beer-Sheva and Negev Desert 4/21/2000
#14: Ramot part of Beer-Sheva 4/21/2000
#18: Hadera power station 4/22/2000
#20-24: Caesaria 4/22/2000

#00
Old City, with a tree in bloom.
Beer-Sheva, the Middle East, April 20, 2000

#01
Vandalized tombstones of enemies on abandoned Muslim Cemetery 
in downtown Beer-Sheva. The Middle East, April 20, 2000

#02
Bank Hapoalim Tower, the tallest building in downtown Beer-Sheva, 
called Kukuruza (corn) by Russians who use it for orientation. 
Beer-Sheva, the Middle East, April 20, 2000

#03
Shops in Old City of Beer-Sheva closed for Saturday (Sabbath).
The Middle East, April 20, 2000

#04
A Russian shop Odessa Saloon in Old City of Beer-Sheva.
The Middle East, April 20, 2000

#06
HaSaraya government center built by the Turks and today used by the army
or as a prison (?) (not allowed to be photographed) behind Allenby Garden in Beer-Sheva downtown.
The Middle East, April 20, 2000

#07
Abandoned large mosque in Beer-Sheva downtown.
The Middle East, April 20, 2000

#08
Abandoned school for Bedouin children in Beer-Sheva downtown.
The Middle East, April 20, 2000

#10
Apartment houses in Shekhuna Vaw district of Beer-Sheva.
The Middle East, April 21, 2000

#12
Bunches of barbed wire in Negev Desert in northern Beer-Sheva, 
west from the road to Tel Aviv (probably around a military installation).  
In addition, unfolded bunches of wire are stocked on the ground. 
The Middle East, April 21, 2000

#13
A donkey (?) bone in Negev Desert, west from road to Tel Aviv.
Beer-Sheva, the Middle East, April 21, 2000

#14
A street in upscale Ramot residential area.
Beer-Sheva, the Middle East, April 21, 2000

#18
Smoke pipes of Hadera power station.
The Middle East, April 22, 2000

#20
A chameleon (?) on a tree in Caesaria.
The Middle East, April 22, 2000

#22
Excavations in Caesaria.
The Middle East, April 22, 2000

#23
Roman aqueduct in Caesaria on the beach of Mediterranean Sea.
The Middle East, April 22, 2000

#24
Roman aqueduct in Caesaria.
The Middle East, April 22, 2000