A surfer cleans his tar-covered surfboard at Gador nature reserve. AP
A clump of tar is seen on the sand after an offshore oil spill drenched much of Israel's Mediterranean shoreline with tar, at a beach in Ashdod, southern Israel. Reuters
A worker at the Israeli Sea Turtle Rescue Centre cleans a turtle in the Israeli coastal area of Mikhmoret, north of Tel Aviv. AFP
An offshore oil spill deposited tonnes of tar across more than 160 kilometres of coastline in what officials say is one of Israel's worst ecological disasters. AFP
A woman holds a dead sea turtle covered in tar at Gador nature reserve near Hadera, Israel. AP
Dead fish are seen on shells at a beach in Ashdod. Reuters
A man collapses his fishing rod at Gador nature reserve. AP
A rope covered in tar is seen on rocks at a beach in Ashdod. Reuters
A surfer cleans his tar-covered surfboard at Gador nature reserve. AP
A clump of tar is seen on the sand after an offshore oil spill drenched much of Israel's Mediterranean shoreline with tar, at a beach in Ashdod, southern Israel. Reuters
A worker at the Israeli Sea Turtle Rescue Centre cleans a turtle in the Israeli coastal area of Mikhmoret, north of Tel Aviv. AFP
An offshore oil spill deposited tonnes of tar across more than 160 kilometres of coastline in what officials say is one of Israel's worst ecological disasters. AFP
A woman holds a dead sea turtle covered in tar at Gador nature reserve near Hadera, Israel. AP
Dead fish are seen on shells at a beach in Ashdod. Reuters
A man collapses his fishing rod at Gador nature reserve. AP
A rope covered in tar is seen on rocks at a beach in Ashdod. Reuters
A surfer cleans his tar-covered surfboard at Gador nature reserve. AP
