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Menachem Porush in Jerusalem in 1988 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Flag of the city of Jerusalem in Israel Royalty Free Stock Photo

Chief Rabbi of Israel Rabbi David Lau lighting Hanukkah candles at the Western Wall next to Police Chief Roni Alshikh Royalty Free Stock Photo

A tent on behalf of the HMOs for corona tests Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient and historic houses in the famous Nachlaot neighborhood Royalty Free Stock Photo

Old houses on narrow streets in the old Nachlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem Royalty Free Stock Photo

Crowded houses in a narrow and ancient alley in the famous neighborhood of Nachlaot Royalty Free Stock Photo

An inside view of the main ancient synagogue in the Old City of Jerusalem Royalty Free Stock Photo

Menachem Porush a long-time Orthodox Jewish Israeli political figure attends a meeting in Jerusalem in 1988. Porush was, at the time the Deputy Minister for Labor and Social Welfare and Member of the Knesset from the Agudat Yisrael party. He was also a correspondent and columnist for the right-wing `Jewish Press` of Brooklyn, New York. A 7th-generation Jerusalemite, Porush died on February 22, 2010 at the age of 93.