From panoramic views of stunning Mediterranean coastlines to restaurants right on the sand, meters...
You shall furnish him liberally out of your flock, out of your threshing floor, and out of your winepress....
If you’re looking for a combination of ancient ports and archaeological remains, together with exquisite...
The Old City of Akko (Acre) on Israel’s northern Mediterranean coastline is an enchanting mix of cobbled...
While in today’s globalized economy you can buy pretty much anything from any place using the internet,...
The joy of driving Israel’s north coast is all about the detours. It takes just a couple of hours to zoom...
“Making the desert bloom” is not just a cliché – it is the reality of what Israeli farmers have...
The Siloam Tunnel is a relic of Biblical past imbued in the modern landscape of Jerusalem. This still-standing...
As with other gourmet food and drink industries in Israel, there has been much interest in boutique cheeses...
Shawarma is a classic Israeli fast food. Piles of meat are layered on a spit with fat and spices and cooked...
Shakshuka is one of Israelis’ most loved foods. The dish, which was brought to Israel by Jewish immigrants...
This year, Israel celebrates its 70th Independence Day since its founding as a modern nation in 1948....
King Solomon was the first to turn Eilat into a major port on the Red Sea. Solomon's fleet was stationed...
Skyscrapers appear to undulate through the lens of renowned Israeli photographer Eitan Vitkon in his 1999-2003 Liquid...
Lamb has been a traditional springtime food in Israel since Biblical times. A part of the traditional...
A tree grown from a 2,000-year-old seed may bring its sub-species back to Israel, where it once flourished,...
Weekly Inspiration - Psalm 52:8-9
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Pool of Bethesda