Darren Garnick
By Darren Garnick
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Art Even In World’s Smallest Jerusalem, Israelis Can’t Parallel Park
On the 50th anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem, a massive model railroad tribute in New York City’s Times Square displays the religious, archaeological and architectural diversity of Israel’s capital – while also playfully pointing out that many Israelis still drive like schmucks. At Gulliver’s Gate, a new Manhattan tourist attraction that officially opened on…
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Slideshows BEHOLD: The World’s Tiniest Jerusalem at Gulliver’s Gate
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