HaYarkon Park, in the outskirts of Tel Aviv, is a favorite for those who want to take a breather from the hustle and bustle of the city. And much like New York City has Central Park and London has Hyde Park – Tel Aviv has its very own green lung. The 3,500 dunams park is […]
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Today, we are venturing into the Ashdod Port, located in a bustling city that serves as a gateway to the diverse wonders of Israel. As one of the country’s major ports, the port of Ashdod not only plays a crucial role in trade and commerce but also offers tourists a fantastic array of experiences and
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The Liberty Bell Park in Jerusalem (In Hebrew: “Gan HaPaamon” – meaning “The Bell Garden”) is a large maple city garden located near the city center, between the Talbiyeh neighborhoods, the German Colony, and Yemin Moshe. To the east, the garden is bounded by King David Street, with Bloomfield Garden on the other side. The
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Nestled amidst the charming streets of Jaffa, Mahmoudiya Mosque stands as a testament to the religious diversity and cultural heritage that has shaped this historic city. With its graceful architecture, tranquil ambiance, and significant role in the local Muslim community, Mahmoudiya Mosque beckons visitors to explore its hallowed halls and immerse themselves in the spiritual
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There is a strange thing you notice when seeing some Israeli soldiers footage in the news, on the IDF youtube channel or online (something like this). In most photos you see Israeli soldiers wearing big, floppy hats that look like shower caps. So why are idf helmets so big, and why do they look so
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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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Following some questions we received from readers we decided to write the following post, which will explain everything you need to know about trail markers in Israel. Today we will talk about the different marks, how to read them (during a hike and on the map) – but before that we will start with the
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The “Jerusalem Institute for Policy Studies” has published an extensive project to mark “Jerusalem Day,” presenting the latest data on the various residential areas in the city. From the richest neighborhoods in Jerusalem to neighborhoods facing economic challenges, we delve into the statistics to discover intriguing insights. Additionally, we explore the neighborhood that experienced the
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In the annals of ancient Israelite history, the Tribe of Dan stands as a fascinating enigma, shrouded in both mystery and significance. From its origins as one of the twelve tribes of Israel to its eventual dispersion and various historical connections, the story of Dan is a rich tapestry woven into the fabric of Israel’s
Ein Lavan is a spring in the Jerusalem mountains located about one kilometer south of Moshav Aminadav and below Givat Masua. The spring springs to a short tunnel through a canal to a large and beautiful man-made pool, measuring about 30 square meters and a depth of about a meter and a half. The spring
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