Représentant l'acteur légendaire, David Ben Gourion, premier PM, se dresse près de la Déclaration Israélienne d'indépendance (premier plan à gauche) comme des milliers d'Israéliens visiter la Knesset pour une journée d'anniversaire. Jérusalem, Israël. 8 février 2012.
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Date de la prise de vue:
8 février 2012
Lieu:
Knesset, Israeli Parliament, Jerusalem, Israel
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Actor portraying legendary, David Ben-Gurion, first PM, stands near the Israeli Declaration of Independence (left foreground) as thousands of Israelis visit the Knesset for an Open House birthday celebration. Jerusalem, Israel. 8th February 2012. Thousands of Israelis visit the Knesset today as it opens its doors to the public hosting an Open House event on the occasion of the parliament’s 63 birthday. Speaker of the Knesset, Mr. Reuven “Rubi” Rivlin was quoted saying: ”The Knesset is the house of the people, and this will literally be true, when a crowd of thousands comes to the Knesset to enjoy a range of activities. The purpose of the ”Open House” is to celebrate the Knesset`s birthday in a way which will bring the public closer to the Knesset, its unique role and its operations. The happening taking place on Tu Bishvat will be a mix of educational activities, cultural events, exercises led by MKs and yearly traditional ceremonies. I can promise anyone who comes an exceptional experience.” Many interactive activities took place in Parliament today including the Knesset Band who welcomed visitors in the front plaza, ‘Story Hour’ for children lead by MKs, an exhibition of the Knesset Guard dog handlers, symposiums lead by MKs on political issues for students, actors dressed as famous Israeli political leaders interacted with visitors and a workshop on hand-powered bicycles for the handicapped.
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