Personally for me, it doesn't get better than this. Comrade Detective has already been out for a few years and I watched it for the first time in 2017, but each time I'm in need of a laugh, which has been frequent lately, or a vicarious urge to revisit Bucharest and Romania, nothing is better than this show.
View of the community of Oranit in central Israel, which is located in the Seam Zone and abuts the green line. As seen from Horshim forest.
This time last year. Exmouth Market, November 2019.
Just because I'm clinging to the final days of autumn as much as I can. And because I can already feel myself missing the foliage and fall colors, and of course, London way too much.
The outside view from the main building within Mikve Israel, the first agricultural youth village to be established in Eretz Yisrael. The location of the village sits on the outskirts of Tel Aviv just near the entrance to Holon. It is was founded by members of the Alliance Israélite Universelle during the Ottoman period in 1870 and exists today as one of the few remaining open green spaces in the Tel Aviv district. The school served as a base of operations for Palmach units during the War of Independence in 1948 and it remains a historical landmark whose legacy has shaped the Zionist movement.
Cafelix on the corner of Merhavya Street in Tel Aviv's Shuk Levisnky neighborhood.
The historically Jewish district of Kazimierz in Krakow. This photo is at the intersection of Józefa and Bożego Ciała streets in 1870.
The view from Castel National Park overlooking the neighborhood of Maoz Zion within Mevasseret Zion, just on the hillside outskirts of Jerusalem. The Castel summit was a critical site during the 1948 War of Independence. After numerous exchanges of the fortress, it finally was controlled by forces from the Harel Brigade of the Palmach during Operation Nachshon.
