From Hebrew University, looking south east toward the Old City and beyond.
From Hebrew University, looking south east toward the Old City and beyond.
Downtown Jerusalem, taken from the top of the Sheraton Park Plaza.
From the viewpoint in Talpiot (near my apartment), looking northwest.
From the Hebrew University ampitheater, looking east toward the Judean Hills. In the middle of the photo is an Arab village, and beyond it toward the horizon you can make out the settlement Maale Adumim ("Red Heights").
From Mt. Scopus (Hebrew University) looking south
Old City and, top of photo, French Hill
In the middle of the photo is the Mt. of Olives cemetary. On top the mountain, you can look down into the Judean Desert and Dead Sea
From the Talpiyot promenade, showing the "Peace Forest" and downtown
Knesset building
another photo, taken from the south west of the city, that shows how Jerusalem is all hills
There are two long hills in this photo, one at top and one in the middle. The area between the hills that you can't see is called Baka, "Valley," where I live
Gilo and the hills south of Jerusalem
the famous windmill at Yemin Moshe