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Unique Sites of Israel: Biblical Aphek: From the Ark of the Covenant to Alexander...

The obvious question is why there are so many buildings and fortifications from different time periods here?  Read on to learn the fascinating answer...

Unique Sites of Israel: Biblical Tadmor (AKA Tamar)

Beautiful day to get out and see the unique sites of Israel!

Unique Sites of Israel: Tel Yarmut (Biblical Jarmuth)

The remains of Tel Yarmut are among the world’s oldest, and the panoramic views on a clear day afford a view of much of Israel that includes Tel Aviv, Ashdod, and the Mediterranean Sea on one side, and the Judean Mountains on the other side. Let us explore this wonderous, ancient city together!

Unique Sites of Israel: Hammath (Hot Springs) of Tiberias

Many of the great Rabbis of the Talmud spent time healing at the hot spring of the area

Unique Sites of Israel: Ayalon Valley

Today, we are visiting the enchanting Ayalon Park Canada. This centrally located park (roughly between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv) has it all!

Unique Sites of Israel

WOW: Ancient Inscription Explicitly Mentioning King David Discovered

Unique Sites of Israel: Karmei Tzur (Biblical Beit Tzur)

The stunning scenery in this area (with its enchanting vineyards and rolling hills as far as the eye can see) would on its own make this a worthwhile site to visit. However, as we will soon see, this town has so much more to offer.‘

Unique Sites of Israel: Jerusalem’s Haas Promenade (the Tayelet)

Take a promenade on the Haas Promenade for some of the very best views of the Old City and the Temple Mount

Unique Sites of Israel: Gihon Springs (Hezekiah Tunnels)

The “Hezekiah Tunnels”, where the Biblical “Gihon Spring” has flown through for 2600 years is where arguably the greatest miracle ever to take place occurred in the long history of the Jewish people.

Unique Sites of Israel: Tomb of Samuel the Prophet (Biblical Mizpah)

Next time in Israel, if you’re looking for something special and centrally located (conveniently close to Jerusalem accommodations) you should certainly consider a visit!

Unique Sites of Israel: Part III: Jordan River

This site is still a gem you need to visit at least once in your lifetime.

Unique Sites of Israel: Mount Nebo

On the last day of his life (his 120th birthday) Moses was told by G-d that he was about to die, and that he should ascend to the top of Mount Nebo

Unique Sites of Israel: Ancient Hebron: Part IV

The ongoing saga of the Jewish community in Hevron...

Unique Sites of Israel: Ancient Hebron: Part III

“Some of the children of Judah (returning from the Babylonian exile) settled in the villages, in their open areas: in Kiryat Arbah (i.e. Hebron) and its suburbs (Nehemiah 11:25)”

Unique Sites of Israel: Ancient Hebron: Part II

When asked, which is my FAVORITE place to give a tour, the answer is one of the world’s oldest and holiest cities- HEVRON!

Unique Sites of Israel: Ancient Hebron: Part I

When asked, which is my FAVORITE place to give a tour, the answer is one of the world’s oldest and holiest cities- HEVRON!

Unique Sites of Israel: Biblical Lachish

The Governor’s home in Lachish is the largest palace ever found from Ancient Israel. Go out and see it for yourself.

Unique Sites of Israel: Biblical Waters of Merom (Hula Valley)

It is such a beautiful time of year to see Israel. Get out there!

Unique Sites of Israel: Zorah: In the Footsteps of Samson

Zohar was the hometown of Samson, the strongest man who ever lived

Unique Sites of Israel: Mount Gilboa

A visit to Mount Gilboa makes for a great outing. The region has much to offer, including stunning views, pastoral quiet, incredible hiking, biblical history, and ancient remains!

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