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beersheba
Beersheva (Beersheba) is a Negev desert City in the south of Israel and is the seventh-largest city in the country with a population of approximately 200,000.  It is also known as “The capital of the Negev.” Archeological findings have suggested that people have lived in the area since the 4th […]

Beersheba

Israel museum model of jerusalem
The Israel Museum in Jerusalem was founded in 1965 and is one of the world’s most prominent art and archeology museums with wide-ranging exhibits of Judaica, biblical archeology, fine arts, and artifacts from countries in South America, Africa, Oceania, and the Far East. The various collections embody the precious history […]

Israel Museum

Mahane Yehuda Market
Israel’s largest open-air market is located in downtown Jerusalem. This Mahane Yehuda market has become the core of the authentic Jerusalem experience and enjoys great popularity with tourists and locals alike. The market itself has hundreds of vendors offering everything from fruit and vegetables, stalls with huge selections of herbs and […]

Mahane Yehuda Market

Jaffa Clock
Jaffa is one of the oldest port cities in the world. It has been inhabited since approximately 7.500 BCE, and the harbor has been in use since the Bronze Age.  Jaffa has been ruled by the Egyptians and the Canaanites, other ancient civilizations, and eventually by the Israelites after the […]

Jaffa

Nazareth Church of Annunciation
The Israeli city of Nazareth is located in Northern Israel in the heart of the Galilee region. Approximately 25 km from the Sea of Galilee and 9 km from Mount Tabor, it is the largest Arab city in Israel inhabited by Christian and Muslim Israeli Arabs. There are also many […]

Nazareth

Night view of Tiberias
The Northern Israeli city of Tiberias is situated on the Western shores of the Sea of Galilee (Kinneret). It is located near 17 hot springs and is sometimes called the City of Water. Tiberias is 200 meters below Sea Level and is the lowest city in Israel. It is a […]

Tiberias

typical house in Zichron Yaakov
The picturesque town of Zichron Yaakov was founded in 1882 with the help of Baron Edmond de Rothschild. He was a Jewish philanthropist who had assisted in establishing many of the early communities, often helping with financial support. Zichron Yaakov is situated about a half-hour drive from Haifa and 15 […]

Zichron Yaakov

Kibbutz
Kibbutz is the Hebrew word for communal settlement.  In Israel, it is a unique socio-economic rural community originally agricultural. However, over the years, Kibbutzim have branched out to include industrial enterprises and hi-tech projects. The Kibbutz has gone through several changes over the years. Still, the original ideology of a […]

Kibbutz

Mitzpe Ramon
The small town of Mitzpe Ramon in the Negev desert is approximately 140 km north of Eilat and 80 km south of Beer Sheva.  The town is situated right on the edge of the Ramon Crater, the largest of three craters located in the Negev. When visiting Mitzpe Ramon, it […]

Mitzpe Ramon