Photo EssayBEHOLD: The World’s Tiniest Jerusalem at Gulliver’s Gate

The Israeli Supreme Court Image by Gulliver’s Gate

Photo EssayBEHOLD: The World’s Tiniest Jerusalem at Gulliver’s Gate

By Darren Garnick May 9, 2017

1 / 11 The Kotel

Photo by Gulliver's Gate

2 / 11 The Mahane Yehuda Market

Photo by Gulliver's Gate

3 / 11 A protest at the Knesset

Photo by Gulliver's Gate

4 / 11 Bad Parking in the Holy Land

Photo by Gulliver's Gate

5 / 11 The Holy Land in miniature

Photo by Gulliver's Gate

6 / 11 A bustling Israeli cafe

Photo by Gulliver's Gate

7 / 11 Eiran Gazit, the CEO of Gulliver’s Gate

Photo by Gulliver's Gate

8 / 11 The 9/11 Memorial

Photo by Gulliver's Gate

9 / 11 The Mifletzet Monster Slide

Photo by Gulliver's Gate

10 / 11 The Freedom Pyramid

Photo by Gulliver's Gate

11 / 11 The Israeli Supreme Court

Photo by Gulliver's Gate

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