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Site of photography - just east of the Palestinian-Arab villages of Rantis & Al-Lubban
Ben Gurion , Israel’s only international airport – as seen from just east of the Palestinian-Arab villages of Rantis & Al-Lubban (see buildings in foreground) showing new control tower, the passenger terminal and planes docking for embarkation/ disembarkation.
Credit: Ma’agan TV
Ben Gurion, Israel’s only international airport – as seen from just east of the Palestinian-Arab villages of Rantis & Al-Lubban (see buildings in foreground) showing new control tower, the passenger terminal, the duty free stores and planes docking for embarkation/ disembarkation.
New Control Tower
The duty free stores Passport control
Plane Docking
Credit: Ma’agan TV
Ben Gurion, Israel’s only international airport – as seen from just east of the Palestinian-Arab villages of Rantis & Al-Lubban (see buildings in foreground) showing numerous civilian planes on the runway.
Credit: Ma’agan TV
Ben Gurion, Israel’s only international airport – as seen from just east of the Palestinian-Arab villages of Rantis & Al-Lubban (see buildings in foreground) showing numerous civilian planes on the runway.
Credit :Ma’agan TV
A plane taking off from Ben Gurion, Israel’s only international airport – as seen from just east of the Palestinian-Arab villages of Rantis & Al-Lubban.
Credit: Ma’agan TV
Arkia airliner taking off from Ben Gurion airport – taken from just east of the Palestinian-Arab villages of Rantis & Al-Lubban. (Camera: Canon 7D Mark with Sigma Sport 150/600 lens.)
Credit: Ma’agan TV
Tel Aviv sky-line showing the iconic Azrieli high-rise complex, adjacent to the Ministry of Defense and IDF’s GHQ, the trans-Tel Aviv Ayalon Highway and the busy HaShalom railway station; also seen is Kirya (Ha-Yovel) Tower, with 28 of its 42 floors occupied by government offices, and the nearby Azrieli Sarona Tower, the tallest building in Tel Aviv – as seen from just east of the Palestinian-Arab villages of Rantis & Al-Lubban.
Azrieli Towers
Credit: Ma’agan TV
Kirya (Ha-Yovel) Tower
Azrieli Sarona Tower
Azrieli square tower
Azrieli round tower
Azrieli triangular tower
Credit Ma’agan TV
Kirya (Ha-Yovel) Tower
Tel Aviv sky-line showing the iconic Azrieli high-rise complex, adjacent to the Ministry of Defense and IDF’s GHQ, the trans-Tel Aviv Ayalon Highway and the busy HaShalom railway station; also seen is Kirya (Ha-Yovel) Tower, with 28 of its 42 floors occupied by government offices, and the nearby Azrieli Sarona Tower, the tallest building in Tel Aviv – as seen from just east of the Palestinian-Arab villages of Rantis & Al-Lubban.
Azrieli Sarona Tower
Credit: Ma’agan TV
Tel Aviv sky-line showing the the luxury apartment complex Park Tsameret , adjacent to trans Tel Aviv (Ayalon) highway and the busy Savidor Central railway station – as seen from just east of the Palestinian-Arab villages of Rantis & Al-Lubban.
Park Tsameret Complex
Credit: Ma’agan TV
Tel Aviv sky-line showing the the luxury apartment complex Park Tsameret , adjacent to trans Tel Aviv (Ayalon) highway and the busy Savidor Central railway station – as seen from just east of the Palestinian-Arab villages of Rantis & Al-Lubban.
Park Tsameret Complex
Akirov Tower
Yoo Towers
Credit: Ma’agan TV
North Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, Bnei Brak sky-line showing the Reading Power Station chimney adjacent to the Tel Aviv-port recreation area , and the 4 BSR Towers ,which house many upmarket law firms,
medical facilities, hi-tech offices and numeous busy restaurants– as seen from just east of the Palestinian-Arab villages of Rantis & Al-Lubban.
Reading Power Plant
Credit Ma’agan TV
BSR 4 Tower
BSR 3 Tower
BSR 2 Tower BSR 1 Tower
Proximity of envisaged Palestinian state to the trans-Israel highway
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