The document contains a collection of photographs taken by Shai Ginott of various forests and landscapes across Israel. The photographs depict scenes of sunrise in the Ilanot Forest, carpets of green under pine trees in the Hanita Forest, mist enveloping the eastern Galilee, flowers between pine trees, oaks and cyclamens in different forests, grazing in Lahav Forest, pine trees in Eshtaol Nursery, blossoming almond trees in Jerusalem hills, pistache and pine trees in Galilee forests, acacia and judas trees in Park Canada, olive trees in Galilee, anemones blooming in Megiddo Forest, and a lone acacia at dawn over the Dead Sea.

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2. Sunrise in the Ilanot Forest Shai Ginot Shai Ginott ©

3. Green carpets under the pines Shai Ginott ©

4. Hanita Forest Shai Ginott ©

5. Mist envelops the eastern Galilee Shai Ginott ©

6. Flowers between the pine trees Shai Ginott ©

7. Tavor Oaks, Beit Keshet Forest Shai Ginott ©

8. Cyclamens in the Gilad Forest Shai Ginott ©

9. Grazing in Lahav Forest Shai Ginott ©

10. Wiry Pines, Eshtaol Nursery Shai Ginott ©

11. Kadima Forest Shai Ginott ©

12. Blossoming almond trees in the Jerusalem hills Shai Ginot Shai Ginott ©

13. A glorious Atlantic Pistache Shai Ginott ©

14. Pine forests in the Galilee Shai Ginott ©

15. Acacia and Judas trees flourish in Park Canada Shai Ginott ©

16. Olive trees in the Galilee Shai Ginott ©

17. Anemones bloom in Megiddo Forest Shai Ginott ©

18. Fragrant cyclamens dot the landscape Shai Ginott ©

19. A lone Acacia at daybreak over the Dead Sea Shai Ginott ©

20. Did you know that the Jewish National Fund has planted more than 223 million trees across Israel since its founding 103 years ago? The JNF can proudly say that the State of Israel is the only country in the world today with more forest cover than a century ago.