Jerusalem & Tel Aviv on two indexed street plans from New Holland in their Globetrotter series, with enlargements for the Old City & Old Jaffa, plus on the reverse a road map of the central part of Israel. On one side are the street plans. The plan of Jerusalem at 1:14, 000 extends from Mt Scopus & the Hebrew University to Mount Herzl & Yad Vashem. Main museums, public buildings & other places of interest are highlighted, as well as locations of several hotels. The plan provides names of selected streets & does not include some smaller passages & alleyways. The enlargement for the Old City, although large & at 1:4, 000, gives only the outlines of main routes across this densely built up area, without indicating access to the churches & other shrines shown on it. Along the Via Dolorosa Stations of the Cross are marked. Tel Aviv is covered on at 1:14, 700 with similar presentation as the Jerusalem map. Coverage extends from the Diaspora Museum to Old Jaffa, which is also shown on an enlargement at 1:6, 000. Both main street plans are indexed. On the reverse is an indexed road map of central Israel at 1:390, 000, from the northern boundary of the West Bank to the southern tip of the Dead Sea. The map shows the network of main roads, with railway lines also marked. Various places of interest are highlighted. Current political situation in this region is indicated by showing the whole of the West Bank, enclosed by a very approximate boundary & without Jerusalem, as a Palestinian Territory. The separation wall is not marked. Gaza Strip is similarly presented.