Ein Almin Spring, known as the “Officers’ Pool”, is one of several pools that were built by the Syrian soldiers in the Golan Heights. The pool, which is about a meter and a half deep, is shaded and surrounded by eucalyptus and fig trees, and its clear and cool water has made it one of
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So, can you cycle the Israel National Trail? The short answer is no, except for some specific parts. Keep reading to learn all there is to know on cycling the Israel National Trail. The Israel National Trail was designed for pedestrian crossings, and only parts of it are passable for cyclists. In 2006, after many
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Say hello to the Rav-Kav card – Israel’s modern ticketing wonder for public transport! Since January 2019, this little gem has been revolutionizing travel in the country by bidding farewell to cash and embracing the future with its reloadable magic. No more fumbling with coins or counting change – it’s all about the ease and
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The scenic village of Gideon, nestled in the heart of the Jezreel Valley between Afula and Nazareth, is home to the enchanting Gideon Spring. Named after the biblical figure Gideon ben Yoash, this natural oasis offers visitors a serene escape into nature’s wonders. In this guide, we’ll take you through the journey to reach this
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The Tribe of Benjamin holds a unique and significant place within the tapestry of ancient Israelite history. From its origins as one of the twelve tribes of Israel to its role in shaping the political and religious landscape of the region, the story of Benjamin is one of resilience, triumph, and spiritual exploration. Join me
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As Napoleon said: “an army marches on its stomach” – and while he referred to the importance of forces being well-provisioned, we can paraphrase and say “a hiker needs to eat well”. So after we have seen some trails to hike in Israel, it is time to learn how to make Poike (or “Poyke” )-
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When it comes to museums, the Israeli Children’s Museum in Holon is a delightful exception. Unlike traditional museums where you’re told to “look but don’t touch,” this cultural institution invites children to do just the opposite. Here, hands-on experiences, interactive displays, and immersive adventures take center stage, making it a one-of-a-kind destination in Israel. A
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In the Palestinian Authority, registering vehicles and displaying license plates is mandatory. However, the system is not uniform throughout the region. There are two distinct vehicle registration systems, one for Judea and Samaria and another for the Gaza Strip. In this blog post, we will delve into the unique characteristics of each system and explore
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Jerusalem, a city steeped in history and spirituality, boasts a treasure trove of archaeological wonders, and one of its most remarkable gems is the Southern Wall. This awe-inspiring structure, known as the Southern Wall or “HaKotel HaDromi” in Hebrew, is an integral part of the Temple Mount’s retaining wall, situated at its southernmost end. Built
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The Emek HaBakha wind farm, a significant endeavor in the realm of renewable energy, has taken root in the northern reaches of the Golan Heights. Comprising thirty wind turbines dedicated to electricity production, this project offers a sustainable solution to the region’s energy needs. Situated between Mount Hermonit and Kunitra in the area known as
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