Every year in the month of Elul, Jerusalem comes alive with a symphony of sounds. Each community has a representative in the city, and during this period, poems of forgiveness echo from the windows of synagogues. The footsteps of passers-by heading to the Western Wall or returning home from prayer add to the pleasantness of […]
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are the days when appreciating art meant dressing up and visiting a museum. Today, street art brings the gallery to the public, creating a dynamic and accessible cultural experience right on the city sidewalks. This tour delves into the colorful and often underground world of street art, offering an up-close look at the works that
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Tel Aviv is a relatively small city – but with the soul of a metropolis. It does not have a single cultural center, but different cultural centers in all kinds of areas, neighborhoods that differ in character, culture and markets. One of the most interesting and beautiful markets in the city is the Lewinsky Market.
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On rocky ground on the road leading from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv, every day hawkers would come and slice their wares. The Nachlaot neighborhood, which was built during the process of exiting the old city’s walls in Jerusalem, was immeasurably far from the Old City in those days, and trade was very important – without
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In the center of Tel Aviv, in the heart of neighborhoods within the city that has earned the dubious title of “the most expensive city in the world,” is the old Carmel Market. The market was established at the beginning of the 20th century, not many years after the city of Tel Aviv was separated
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Embark on an unforgettable private guided tour from Jerusalem to discover the stunning beauty and profound history of Masada, the Dead Sea, and Ein Gedi. This day tour is expertly crafted to provide a seamless blend of adventure, historical exploration, and relaxation, all set against the backdrop of Israel’s breathtaking landscapes. Starting with a convenient
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Between the Golan Heights and Mount Hermon lies Nahal Sahar, with Mount Hermon itself standing much higher than the rest of the country. The highest peak in Israel reaches an altitude of 2,200 meters, making the slopes of Mount Hermon ideal for cultivating strawberries and cherries. Join me for an unforgettable trip to the north
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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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