back next Haifa at Night, Baha’i gardens, Sea of Galilee, Syrkin Murals, Scroll of Fire Sculpture. Gallery consists of a range of images featuring the Baha’i Shrine of the Bab in Hafia in a bath of sunlight vs that of incandescent bulbs at night, Tiberias, Sea of Galilee, Lake Kinneret as the sun goes down, Yemin Moshe view of the Citadel and a Yemin Moshe home drapped with flowers. In addition, there are beautiful images of the Scroll of Fire Sculpture by Nathan Rapoport in the Martyrs Forest just as the sun is setting.  The nearby monument to the Challenger Astronauts is very moving. Another very distinctive image in this gallery offers a range of Israeli life in the land of the living bible. The visitor is taken to the Mea Shearim area in Jerusalem and during the holiday of succot. Constructed in 1874, Me'a She'arim was one of the first neighborhoods to be built outside the Old City walls. It is home to many members of Jerusalem's ultra-orthodox community. Several panoramic views of Jerusalem are featured with an approaching thunderstorm. A thunder head over Jerusalem rises dramatically into the sky. Also featured is a view of Augusta Victoria, a church-hospital complex located on the southern side of Mount Scopus beside Mount of Olives, Jerusalem. Augusta Victoria was built in 1907 as a center for the German Protestant community in Ottoman Palestine. The complex was named for Augusta Viktoria of Schleswig-Holstein, wife of German Kaiser Wilhelm II, who visited Jerusalem in 1898. During World War I, the Hospital served as German military hospital, and in 1934, The Nazi party held meetings and assemblies there. Under Jordanian administration, technically under United Nations Truce Supervision Organization control, it was a military hospital for soldiers from the Arab Legion. Prior to the 1967 Six-Day War, the campus was fortified with several bunkers, still visible today. Currently, the facility is a 161 bed hospital run by the Lutheran World Federation. Images 14 through 16 feature stunning murals on display with two at the Technion in Haifa, the third in Jerusalem. Lev Syrkin's creations on display at the Medical Science building at The Technion entitled "Copper Serpent, biblical symbol of healing, gnawing at the dragon of death" and "War and Peace" consists of thousands of tiles in vivid and brilliant colors. The last image is displayed in Jerusalem and contains about 50,000 tiny mosaic tiles. For over 40 years, this mural is displayed on an exterior wall of the Bezeq building on Hebron Street. The street picture is on display in Gallery 2. click on: ..  Syrkin Jerusalem Rainbow Mural Photo. We will donate 10% of proceeds from any purchase of these mural images to the neuopharmacology research team of Dr. Moussa Youdim at the Technion. These dedicated scientists are conducting heroic research in the mechanism of action and treatment of Parkinson's and Alzheimer's Diseases. Learn about visiting Israel- click here: Israel Tourism Site Other Israel images can be found in Gallery 4. click on: ..  Yad Vashem and Masada.