Public invited to helicopter tour of Ariel Sharon National Park, the once landfill now turned Eco-friendly park formerly known as the Hiriya landfill.
Moshe Borochov, the park overseer says, “When completed, the entire mountain will be open for the public.”

The Ariel Sharon Park near Tel Aviv – Photo: Yehoshua Yosef
The Ariel Sharon Park near Tel Aviv will inaugurate a new compound on Tuesday, marking the completion of a massive conversion of a former landfill into an eco-friendly park.
A helicopter tour of the park, located on the former Hiriya landfill, was held on Wednesday ahead of the grand opening.


The location in southern Israel where the former prime minister is to be buried later Monday is within range of rockets from the Palestinian territory and rockets in the past have hit the area.

Perhaps the most revered and often reviled of the country’s politicians, perceived alternately as a peacemaker and a warmonger, for decades his actions as a military commander and statesman shaped both Israel’s self-perception and the world’s image of the Jewish nation.








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