The Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Apostles is the church at the center of the Greek Orthodox Monastery of the Holy Apostles at Capernaum, standing among the ruins of ancient Capernaum (Kfar Nachum) near the shore of the Sea of Galilee. It is also known as simply the Greek Orthodox church at Capernaum, to
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Charles Clore Park is a park in southwest Tel Aviv located on the Tel Aviv-Yafo coastline on an area of about 120 dunams that was dried up from the sea. It is about a kilometer and a half long, and its width is between fifty and one hundred and fifty meters. The park was built
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Nestled in the northwest of the Negev, Netiv Haasara stands as a testament to both tranquility and resilience. This village, part of the Ashkelon Coast Regional Council, has a rich history that intertwines with the enduring spirit of its people. Join us as we embark on a journey through the captivating landscapes, historical milestones, and
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It is a simple question with a lot of sensitivity and passion: what is the capital of Israel, or in other words, is Tel Aviv the capital of Israel? The short answer is no: Tel Aviv is not the capital of Israel. Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. The long answer is a bit more
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Today we are going to discuss the role of Mount Hermon in the Bible. Mount Hermon is the highest mountain in Israel and Syria. The mountain is located on the northeastern border of Israel and is the southern end of the mountain range of Anti-Lebanon Mountains. The mountain peak is 2,814 meters above sea level
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Ein Heshek and Ein Maimon are two natural springs that spring from Wadi al-Katsav, a small and beautiful river channel on the slopes of the Golan Heights, a little east of Kibbutz Gonen. The two springs can be combined into one hiking trail in the Nahal Hemdal Reserve, especially in the spring. At other times
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Nestled along the shimmering Mediterranean coastline, Tel Aviv’s City Center stands as a dynamic hub where tradition meets modernity, and history intertwines with contemporary allure. In this blog post, we invite you to explore the heartbeat of Tel Aviv, the City Center, and discover the main places that make it a must-visit destination for locals
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The Tribe of Joseph stands as a significant and multifaceted entity within the rich tapestry of ancient Israelite history. Originating from the patriarch Joseph, whose remarkable journey from slavery to prominence shaped the destiny of his descendants, this tribe encompasses two distinct branches: Ephraim and Manasseh. Through their collective narrative, the Tribe of Joseph embodies
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In the Israelite history, the Tribe of Manasseh emerges as a fascinating and multifaceted clan, whose legacy is woven with threads of strength, diversity, and endurance. From their origins in the biblical narrative to their enduring impact on the nation of Israel, the story of Manasseh offers a compelling glimpse into the complexities of ancient
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No visit to Tel Aviv is complete without a seaside stroll, and after recent renovations to the city’s boardwalk (tayelet in Hebrew), it is an absolute must. The 14-kilometer-long Tel Aviv promenade is packed with bike paths and walkways, wooden amphitheater seating overlooking beach volleyball nets, playgrounds, exercise equipment, and comfortable cafes. With the fresh, salty
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