The name of the city of Safed is associated with mystery and secrets, and not without reason. In the 16th century, magical Safed became an important center of Kabbalah. Esteemed figures such as Rabbi Yitzchak Luria, Rabbi Chaim Vital, Rabbi Shmuel Vital, Rabbi Yosef Caro, Rabbi Shlomo Alkabetz, and Rabbi Moshe Cordoviro all lived and […]
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Embark on a journey that intertwines the early roots of Christianity with the rich cultural heritage of Israel. This tour is designed for those who wish to delve deeper into the life and times of Jesus Christ, exploring significant sites around the Sea of Galilee and in Nazareth. From the miracles performed along the shores
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The northern Golan Heights, rising to a height of over 900 meters, is one of the highest inhabited areas in our country. The cool air combined with the basalt soil form a wonderful agricultural soil, and the multiplicity of springs in the area allows for the growth of deciduous trees: apples, peaches. In the northern
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Explore the architectural wonders of Tel Aviv, a city known for its eclectic and innovative design styles. Join me on this guided tour as we delve into the heart of Tel Aviv’s most iconic structures, from historic buildings to modern constructions that shape the city’s skyline. This journey through Tel Aviv’s architectural evolution showcases the
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Along with many titles, the city of Tel Aviv won the honorary title: the first Hebrew city. The founders and pioneers of the city liked to boast that Tel Aviv was the first Hebrew city to be established, from the very beginning, with orderly urban planning, a uniform and distinct building style, and a regulated
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Let’s go back a bit in the years, to the 19th century. You are planning a trip that leaves from Europe to the Holy Land. The voyage lasts several days, until suddenly the captain calls on everyone to get on board, and what’s the first sight we see in front of your eyes? Right! Old
Jerusalem is a human mosaic of religions: on a normal day, those sitting at the Jaffa Gate will be able to see a priest, a rabbi and an Imam all going to their house of prayer. How did one city, in a non-central location, become an important city in three major religions? What does the
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In Jerusalem, every stone sits on top of its older sister: there is almost no place around the city without a piece of history hidden underground. Those interested in archeology will enjoy the abundance of excavated sites that the city has to offer: from the Iron Age (also called the First Temple period), to the
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Jerusalem is where many of the Bible stories happened. I invite you to open the bible, your mind and come with me to an extraordinary journey. About three thousand years ago Jerusalem was a city full of prophets and kings. Dozens of clay seals, some bearing the names of ministers familiar to us from the
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Even if you had 13 years to prepare, this event still comes as a bit of a surprise: your child has reached Bar Mitzvah age. How do you decide where to celebrate the event, and what do you do at a Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah ceremony?
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