The strange thing about that is that the city government of Tel Aviv already has a high resolution satellite map and photos of the city online:
http://194.90.126.5/iview/viewer.htm(Site is in Hebrew [don't speak/read it] might have to toggle a switch or two to get the photos)
It was one of the things that interested me in this technology and made me interested in Keyhole. Thought it was cool. Then when Google Earth came out, I was surprised that there were no hi-res photos of Israel, especially Tel Aviv given the fact that there is one provided by the municipal goverment already online, but of Amman (??). I thought Jerusalem would have been especially interesting seeing all of the historical things in that city.
And, Tel Aviv isn't alone, there are also very hi-res photos of Rafah on the Gaza-Egypt border floating around as well:
http://www.humanitarianinfo.org/opt/docs/UN/OCHA/Rafah_insetA.pdfhttp://www.humanitarianinfo.org/opt/docs/UN/OCHA/Rafah_insetB.pdfLarry
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