The desert is undoubtedly one of those places that brings solitude and calm to those seeking it, and when you first catch a glimpse of St. George’s Monastery in the Judean desert,…
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The Negev Desert covers over half of Israel’s total land area, much of it uninhabited, but it has so much to offer to its visitors. Are you after some spectacular…
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In South Tel Aviv, in a gentrified historical neighborhood called Florentin, British immigrant Dean Essa recently opened a new culinary hangout, Kanafanji. It may look like a hip espresso bar, but Kanafanji…
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When most people think of Jerusalem, they immediately imagine biblical times, with a triumphant David entering the city and the Temple with the Ark of the Covenant being God’s earthly…
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As written in the New Testament, Gethsemane is the name of the garden where Jesus prayed before His betrayal and arrest (Mark 14:32-50). “Then Jesus came with them to a place…
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When people think of Israel’s food, it’s likely they think of hummus, rugelach or falafel. But there’s a wide range of Israeli dishes that celebrate the country’s culture and heritage.…
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Given the country’s long history that spans thousands of years, its resilience and individuality, but also a great number of different rules it had been under, it is not a…
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Olive trees have an ancient presence in Israeli land and culture, so it’s no wonder that this rich source of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals is a pretty big deal here.…
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Located in the Upper Galilee, Rosh Pina is a quaint small town that is worth checking out, especially if you’re after cute restaurants, picturesque leafy alleyways, and in need of the Galilee…
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There’s a reason why Israel is called ‘The Land of Milk & Honey.’ Israelis love their sweets! Go to the nearest corner bakery and you’ll find dozens of types of…
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Israeli cuisine has been shaped by the melting pot of cultures that make up the country. From traditional Jewish Eastern-European stews to street food brought over by Jewish Iraqi immigrants,…
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An exciting find was unveiled October 9 by the Israel Antiquities Authority and the Israel Museum: a unique stone inscription dating from the Second Temple Period (first century AD), including…
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Tel Hazor | Head of All the Kingdoms
“And Joshua at that time turned back and took Hazor and smote the king thereof with the sword, for Hazor beforetime was the head of all those kingdoms.” – Joshua…
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If you’re visiting Jerusalem, a visit to Yemin Moshe has to be on your bucket list! This historic neighborhood gives you a gorgeous view of Jerusalem’s Old City. And don’t forget your…
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The Jesus Trail attracts thousands of visitors every year. Its most ardent fans are the many Biblical scholars who make their way to Israel to view the sites that Jesus traveled through…