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Greenpeace: “The Minister has no clothes! Nuclear is a sham!”

“The Minister has no clothes! Nuclear is a sham!” This morning, Greenpeace gave this message to the Energy Minister by climbing up to the Energy Ministry building. The demonstration was in protest at the Energy Minister’s plans for spending billions of dollars to build dangerous nuclear power stations in Turkey.

No to more coal: Come see the light!

Greenpeace activists set up the solar cafe at the entrance to the coal power plant in Ashkelon, to convey the message that the solution to Israel's electricity supply isn't coal, but rather solar. Members of the Infrastructure Committee chickened out, and entered the plant through the back-door.

STRIP the Middle-East of Nukes

Tens of Greenpeace stripped this morning in a middle of a Tel Aviv Univercity Semenar addressing the nuclear challenge in the Middle-East, in protest of the lack of balance in this so called ‘academic’ conference.

Greenpeace sets up field hospital affront Fouad’s house

Greenpeace activists protested today against the construction of yet another coal power plant in the city of Ashkelon, and especially against it’s lead advocate – Israeli Minister of Infrastructure Benjamin (Fouad) Ben-Eliezer. Dressed as terminal patients in wheelchairs and connected to oxygen masks, and with a background soundtrack of hospital noise, the activists called on Fouad to look out his window to see the kind of suffering his deadly initiative will cause.

Greenpeace “Climate Squad” switched ordinary light bulbs to energy efficient ones in Tel Aviv businesses

A Greenpeace “Climate Squad” set out today through public places in Tel Aviv, and exchanged normal incandescent light bulbs to efficient CFL bulbs, to raise public awareness to our part in global warming.

Noah's Ark

Judeo, Christian and Muslim religions all include the story of a great flood and Noah's Ark. It's said that as the flood subsided Noah released a dove, and the dove returned with an olive branch to show land had been found. To this day the Ark and the dove are symbols of hope.