In the heart of the Negev Desert lies the final resting place of David Ben-Gurion, a key figure in the establishment of the State of Israel. Today, we will review the historical significance of David Ben-Gurion’s grave, its location in the Negev, and its connection to the Kibbutz of Sde Boker. Join us as we […]
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Today, we are venturing into the Ashdod Port, located in a bustling city that serves as a gateway to the diverse wonders of Israel. As one of the country’s major ports, the port of Ashdod not only plays a crucial role in trade and commerce but also offers tourists a fantastic array of experiences and
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The Qumran Caves are a series of caves, both natural and artificial, found around the archaeological site of Qumran in the Judaean Desert. It is in these caves that the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered. Israel Nature and Parks Authority took over the site following the end of the 1967 war when Israel occupied the
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The White Canyon is a narrow canyon about 5 meters wide and an impressive length of more than 100 meters in southern Negev. The canyon is built of white chalk rock and shines for distances which creates a magical atmosphere. After the rains and floods, it fills with water and becomes a wonderful and impressive
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Masada, the crown jewel of Israeli National Parks, stands as a testament to a bygone era, steeped in history, archeological treasures, and an unparalleled panoramic view. Join me on a journey as I share my firsthand experience of climbing Masada at sunrise, embracing the allure of its majestic wilderness, and reliving the dramatic history that
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About a week ago, I participated in the Darom Adom run as part of the Darom Adom (“Red South”) Festival, which starts at the Marva campsite (near Kibbutz Alumim), and then had a picnic in the Shokeda forest, among the anemone blossoms. I thought it would be interesting to write down some comments for those
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Located inside the Judean desert, Wadi Arugot, also known as Nahal Arugot, is a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered by avid adventurers and nature enthusiasts. This pristine desert stream stretches approximately 46 kilometers, originating east of Gush Etzion and Mount Hebron and flowing north of Ein Gedi into the Dead Sea. In this post,
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The Ruhama Badlands Reserve is sometimes defined as the “Tuscany of Israel”, and offers spectacular views of open and endless fields, kurkar ridges, and ravines (an area with steep slopes created by water). In addition, in the reserve, we will find the “Lonely Tree”, a special and impressive tree that is considered a center of
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Embarking on a journey that takes you from the ancient streets of Israel to the awe-inspiring landscapes of Egypt is a dream come true for many travelers. The proximity of these two captivating destinations makes it feasible to experience the best of both worlds in a single trip. In this post, we’ll guide you on
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The Dead Sea region offers a multitude of activities and experiences that cater to a wide range of interests. From unique natural phenomena to indulgent spa treatments and thrilling outdoor adventures, there is something for everyone. In this post, we will explore some of the top activities and experiences that make a visit to the
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