Today we are going to present to you a daily trip plan in Mount of Olives churches and a few nice vantage points. The day begins with a view from Mount Scopus over the Judean Desert, the Jordan Valley, and the Dead Sea. We will continue to visit the Augusta Victoria complex and the impressive
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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 Tribe of Simeon, listed among the twelve tribes of Israel in the Hebrew Bible, holds a unique place in biblical history and scholarship. While traditionally considered one of the ten lost tribes, its territory within the boundaries of the Tribe of Judah complicates its classification. Let’s embark on a journey through the biblical narrative
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Tucked within the arid expanse of the Nahal Perth (Wadi Qelt) Nature Reserve, a remarkable desert oasis emerges, characterized by its unique blend of desert landscape, flowing stream, and diverse vegetation. This haven also holds within its bounds historical remnants of human activity spanning various periods. Positioned northeast of Jerusalem, the Nahal Perth Nature Reserve
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The exact date of when the Book of Job was written is uncertain, and scholars have differing opinions on its composition. However, most scholars believe that the Book of Job was written during the first millennium BCE, likely between the 6th and 4th centuries BCE. It is considered one of the oldest books in the
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In the rich tapestry of ancient Israelite history, the Tribe of Asher emerges as a distinctive and intriguing entity. Located in the northern part of the Promised Land, the territory of Asher played a vital role in the biblical narrative, contributing to the cultural and historical mosaic of the Israelites. Asher: Asher, a significant figure
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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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Located within the ancient streets of the Old City of Nazareth, a place steeped in biblical history and spiritual significance, stands a place of quiet reverence and reflection – St. Joseph’s Church. This Franciscan Roman Catholic church, built in 1914, exudes a sense of sacred serenity that transports visitors to a time long past. Join
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The Sea of Galilee presents a variety of fishing options, and is a major source of fish for both professional and amateur fishermen. Every year, more than two thousand tons of fish are caught in the Sea of Galilee, including”musht” (tilapia), sardine (the Kinneret bleak, Acanthobrama terraesanctae), “biny” (carp-like), and catfish. The tilapia species include
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Kikar HaMedina (English: “Square of The State”) is a round square in the center of Tel Aviv and is the largest plaza in Israel. Tel Aviv’s answer to Beverly Hills’ famous “Rodeo Drive,” Kikar HaMedina is brimming with luxury shopping options. If your credit card won’t hear of it, it’s worth the trip just to
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