Spread over approximately 25 acres of land, the Kraft Family Stadium campus in Jerusalem encompasses, at the outset, three regulation-size sports fields – one natural grass and two artificial turf, with one of them representing the country’s first fully-marked official American football field – locker rooms, administrative offices, a central pedestrian thoroughfare, parking and a […]
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Another question we received from a reader is regarding the term: “make bricks without straw”, which is a phrase that refers to a task that must be undertaken without the appropriate resources. This phrase origins from the bible, when the Israelite slaves in Egypt were no longer supplied with straw and had to take the
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Ein Hardalit is a short and ideal trip for families with small children or babies, given the fact that the entrance to the reserve is about 100 meters from the car park. A walk of those shaded hundred meters will lead us to a group of shallow and pleasant paddling pools, surrounded by huge plane
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The diet of the Crusaders varied depending on their location and the specific time period during the various Crusades, which took place from the 11th to the 13th centuries. Generally, the Crusaders came from different regions of Europe and the Middle East, so their diets were influenced by their cultural backgrounds as well. In this
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In the vibrant and diverse culinary landscape of Jerusalem, a city steeped in history and tradition, one can find a hidden gem that tantalizes the taste buds with a unique twist on a beloved Israeli dish. Jachnun Bar, nestled within the bustling Machane Yehuda market, offers a culinary experience like no other. This unassuming eatery
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If you’re looking for a picturesque stroll with breathtaking views, look no further than the Armon Hanatziv Promenade in the southeast of Jerusalem. This enchanting area actually comprises three separate promenades, each with its unique charm and history. Stretching from the Abu Tor neighborhood along the ridge line of Mount Atz through Yaer HaShalom and
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Eilat’s underwater world is nothing short of extraordinary, captivating divers and snorkelers with its renowned coral reefs and diverse marine biodiversity. In this post, we will delve into the mesmerizing underwater paradise of Eilat, showcasing the best of Eilat diving locations and exploring the city’s top snorkeling and diving spots, as well as the remarkable
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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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Horashim Forest is a large green area located on a beautiful hill on the edge of Samaria, overlooking the Sharon region to the west and the 1967 border (“the green line”) to the east. The forest is scattered with several campsites and picnic locations and is very popular among mountain bikers thanks to the many
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Tzamarot Ayalon (Hebrew: צמרות איילון) is a neighborhood in Tel Aviv, on the east-central part of the city. It is ranked as the Richest neighborhood in Tel Aviv, and the wealthiest neighborhood in Israel. The second richest is Tzahala, an upmarket residential neighborhood located in the northeastern part of the city. The Central Bureau of
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