Last weekend some parts of Jerusalem's old city were crowded and felt like a Beehive (the hive ??). Most of the survived stories were opened and welcomed the walking passing by. The area close to the noisiest Damascus Gate (or Sha'ar Shkhem) street market was absolutely impassable (at least for me).
This year Ramadan started when the lockdown restrictions have been lowered as much as possible. By the new public rules - the masks are not a must in the open arias, streets, and parks but only in closed places, or high-density of visitors places. It's impossible to check and to know daily new rules and new renewed restrictions so you can see covered and uncovered faces in the same places. Seems like people a little bit confused and tired of these daily changes.
Due to Ramadan days and the renewed confrontation between different nationalities in the city. But I saw the only friendly faces during this few hours walk. The colorful food was everywhere wherever you look.
Today i publish the first part of the images from this series. Stay tuned for the next part.
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