From downtown Haifa through the Carmel Center and all the way to the Ahuza neighborhood, these are the neighborhoods in Haifa that you really must know. Wondering what it is like living in Haifa? keep on reading. It has wild beaches, great pubs, an inspiring cultural scene, and special charm: Haifa is a mix of […]
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The Jesus Trail is a 65 km long hiking trail in the Lower Galilee and the Sea of Galilee in Israel that was completed ahead of Pope Benedict XVI’s visit on May 16, 2009, and has since attracted many Christian tourists. The Jesus Trail Hike will take you on an unforgettable walk through history, culture,
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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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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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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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In the New Testament, there’s a site shrouded in mystery and historical intrigue – ‘Aenon near Salim.’ The Gospel of John briefly mentions it as the place where John the Baptist conducted his baptisms, drawing people from far and wide due to its abundant water (John 3:23). Surprisingly, this site remains veiled in uncertainty, as
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The history of Israel is woven with the rich tapestry of the 12 tribes that trace their origins back to the patriarch Jacob. These tribes, each with its unique identity, played a pivotal role in shaping the cultural and historical landscape of the region. In this blog post, we embark on a journey to explore
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Ask yourself what was Tel Aviv called before Israel? Here is the short answer: When it was founded, way before the state of Israel, Tel Aviv was called “Achuzat Bait” meaning “Estate Home” in Hebrew. The city was founded by Jews on 11 April 1909. It was renamed to “Tel-Aviv” (meaning “Spring Hill”) in 1910.
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Today we embark on a spiritual journey to a place of profound significance – the Church of the Visitation in Israel. Nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes in Ein Karem, Jerusalem, this sacred site holds a deep biblical connection that dates back thousands of years. Join us as we delve into the rich history, architectural marvels, and
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Welcome to the enchanting city of Jerusalem, where ancient history meets modern wonders, and every corner has a story to tell. Among the many delights this city has to offer, one sweet treat stands out, beckoning travelers and locals alike with its irresistible aroma and rich flavors – Zalatimo Sweets. Update (2023): the Zalatimo Sweets
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