#ROLL
Beer-Sheva, Ein Gedi, April 25 - 26, 2000
#000-02: downtown Beer-Sheva 4/25/2000
#03-05: Ben Gurion St. in Beer-Sheva 4/25/2000
#07-08: east from BGU 4/25/2000
#09: a supermarket 4/25/2000
#14: nuclear plant in Dimona 4/26/2000
#16-18: road along Dead Sea 4/26/2000
#20-25: Ein Gedi 4/26/2000

#000
Abandoned large mosque in downtown
Beer-Sheva. The Middle East, April 25, 2000

#02
K.K.L. pedestrian mall in downtown
Beer-Sheva. The Middle East, April 25, 2000

#03
The house at Ben Gurion Boulevard.
Beer-Sheva, the Middle East, April 25, 2000

#05
Weeds on Ben Gurion Boulevard at spring.
Beer-Sheva, the Middle East, April 25, 2000

#07
Lifeless "moon landscape" of the industrial zone 
at intersection of Ben Gurion Boulevard with Hevron Road. 
Beer-Sheva, the Middle East, April 25, 2000

#08
Dilapidated Israeli flags over a plant on Yizhak Nafha St.,
1 mile south-east from BGU.
Beer-Sheva, the Middle East, April 25, 2000

#09
Sealed food during Passover holiday in a supermarket in northern 
Beer-Sheva (according to Jewish tradition, chametz, or some food 
like bread is forbidden during Passover). 
The Middle East, April 25, 2000

#14
Nuclear Research Center in Negev Desert near Dimona,
(Israeli nuclear bomb factory).
The Middle East, April 26, 2000 

#15
Nuclear bomb factory in Negev Desert near Dimona
(Israeli secret nuclear complex)
described as 'chocolate' or 'textiles' factory.
The domed structure glimmering on the sun to the right
is the reactor built in 1958 by France, or Machon (block) No. 1.
Cooling towers are clearly visible to the left.
Palms and gardens are planted to obscure the facility from the road.
The picture was taken from Rd. 25 at around 7:00 a.m.
The Middle East, April 26, 2000

#16
A road along Dead Sea, near Sedom.
The Middle East, April 26, 2000

#17
A road along Dead Sea, near Sedom.
The Middle East, April 26, 2000

#18
A road along Dead Sea.
The Middle East, April 26, 2000

#20
Entrance to David Creek reserve in Ein Gedi.
The Middle East, April 26, 2000

#21
Acacia tree at David Creek in Ein Gedi.
The Middle East, April 26, 2000