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  • Mayim Shelanu | Mysite

    Mayim Shelanu Water to be used in matzah baking must be left to stand overnight (to ensure that it is allowed to cool). This water is then referred to as “mayim shelanu” (water that has “slept”). As mayim shelanu is necessary for the preparation of each day’s production, the mashgichim supervising a matzah bakery must take care that: the water tanks are filled immediately prior to nightfall at the Ein chinya - a small spring near Jerusalem there is sufficient mayim shelanu for the next day’s matzah production; no additional water is added to the mayim shelanu tank during the day’s production Return to top Return

  • Patterns | Mysite

    patterns, Eli Basri photography,elibasri.com, elibasri@gmail.com, textures Patterns Return to top Return

  • Flora | Mysite

    flora, nature, israel, outdoor, Eli Basri photography, elibasri@gmail.com,elibasri.com, flower Flora Return to top Return

  • Regeneration | Mysite

    Regeneration R esilience - Power of nature A month after a wildfire raged near Jerusalem moutains, a new generation grew under burnt "Arbutus" trunks Hope is one of the most important lessons nature teaches us. Hope for regeneration. Hope of a new beginning. Return to top Return

  • Starling birds | Mysite

    starling birds, starling, buirds, wildlide, nature, outdoor, Eli Basri photography,Elibasri@gmail.com, elibasri.com Starling Birds Thousands of starling flocks arrive in Israel during autumn season from northern Europe and spend the winter mainly in the southern region of country. During the day, the huge flock disperses into secondary flocks of hundreds of birds that fly to the fields for seeking seeds. Toward the evening, the secondary flocks gather at a conspicuous place, and after a short stop they continue to their sleeping areas. On the way, they make a series of sky acrobatics for in amazing shapes for about 15 minutes Return Return to top Return

  • Fire Zone | Mysite

    fire zone, israel, outdoor, Eli Basri photography,elibasri.com, elibasri@gmail.com Fire Zone Return to top Return

  • Tashlich | Mysite

    Tashlich Return to top

  • Exhibitions | Mysite

    exhibitions, Eli Basri photography elibasri.com Local testimony 2018 Local Testimony 2018, Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv, 3rd prize Return Local testimony 2016 Local Testimony 2016, Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv, 3rd prize Return Local testimony 2015 Local Testimony 2015, Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv, curator choise Return Tmunat teva 2018 Tmunat Teva 2018, Eretz Israel museum, Tel Aviv, 1st prize Return Tmunat Teva 2016 Tmunat Teva 2016, Eretz Israel museum, Tel Aviv, 1st prize Return Tel Chai 2017 Institude France 2019 Return Tmunat Teva 2021 Tmunat Teva 2021, Eretz Israel museum, Tel Aviv, 3rd. prize Return Dead sea Return Tel Chai 2016 Return Sapir Return

  • Israeli Landscape | Mysite

    israel, landscape, nature, outdoor, elibasri photography, elibasri@gmail.com, elibasri.com Iaraeli Landscape Return to top

  • Trees | Mysite

    Trees, nature, nature preserve, outdoor, Elibasri@gmail.com, elibasri.com, forest Trees Return to top

  • Sukkot | Mysite

    Religion, Israel, faith, documentary, Eli Basri photography, Elibasri@gmail.com, photojournalism Jerusalem, elibasri.com, religion,for species market Sukkot Return Return to top Return

  • Wheat Harvest | Mysite

    documentary, faith, irsael, Eli Basri photography, wheat harvest, Elibasri@gmail.com, religion, tradition, photojournalism, elibasri.com, wheat, harvest, wheat harvest Wheat Harvest Tthe old Jewish Biblical traditional custom of harvesting the wheat takes place. For generations, UltraOrthodox Jewish people have kept the annual ritual of harvesting and collecting the wheat by a sickle - an ancient harvesting tool. The wheat is preserved for a year and will be used for making unleavened bread (Mattza) for the next Passover holiday. As part of the tradition, many families are used sharing the experience with their children. .The pictures were taken in wheat fields, central Israel Return to top Return

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