Sebastian Scheiner / AP

An Ultra Orthodox Jewish man looks out of a bus window, with a reflection of Greenpeace activists climbing on a light rail bridge, at the entrance to Jerusalem, Sunday, Jan. 16. Five Greenpeace activists have hoisted themselves up the cords of a high suspension bridge at Jerusalem's entrance, unveiling a banner calling on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to halt a planned coal-fired power plant.

Protesters oppose coal-fired power plant in Jerusalem

According to the AP, it took the activists six hours to scale the cables. You can read more here.

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These people are nothing but environmental terrorists and should be arrested and thrown in jail. They were protesting off the coast of Greenland and hoisted themselves onto a oil rig over the water protesting drilling there. I would call that trespassing and endangering the lives of the workers on these rigs. They need to get a job or crawl under the rocks where they came from.

    Reply#1 - Sun Jan 16, 2011 11:14 AM EST

    This is simply the most moving photo I have seen in a long time. It made me gasp at the texture, the subject and I don't give a rats butt what is going on, there is something spoken in the image entirely on it's own, there is a message of tremendous trust, hope, honesty and faith in this image. Thank you.

      Reply#2 - Sun Jan 16, 2011 12:36 PM EST

      Yes, c-exactly what I was thinking. That and it's a reflective that actually works and has nice lines:)

        Reply#3 - Sun Jan 16, 2011 3:57 PM EST

        For the photo, yes, great imagery. For greenpeace, why don't they go protest the nuke plant in Iran?

          Reply#4 - Sun Jan 16, 2011 4:32 PM EST

          Agreed, great imagery. Why dosen't greenpeace protest the nuke plant, in Iran?

            Reply#5 - Sun Jan 16, 2011 4:50 PM EST
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