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Beit -She'an ruins lie in the northern part of the Jordan Valley of Israel. Following archaeological digs, it is believed that it dates back to the 5th millennium BC ...

Tel-Aviv is known as one of the world's friendliest cosmopolitan GLBT (LGBT) travel destinations.

"Although there is no place in Israel that I would rather live in than Jerusalem, one of my favorite places to visit is Gan Hashelosha and its vicinity...

Tel-Aviv offers a variety of accommodations, while in town.....

Tel-Aviv offers a variety of sites to visit; old, new or contemporary. We picked out for you the ones that you shouldn’t miss, no matter what……

Places of Worship in Tel-Aviv serve all major religions. The variety is large. We are glad to offer, hereby, links to some of the major places, per religion:

Tel-Aviv is the largest city in Israel, next to only Jerusalem- the country's Capital.

Art and culture are synonyms of the name "Tel-Aviv City".

Tel-Aviv was the first Jewish venture of building a city in the new land of Israel, outside of the walls of old Jaffa, hence its name “The first Jewish City”.

Beit-Shearim is an ancient archaeological site, situated in the lower Galilee.

Tzippori is a national park in central Israel, covering an area of some 16 square kilometers.

Kfar-Hanokdim is a unique and picturesque village, situated in the middle of the Judean desert, between the city of Arad and the ancient site of Masada.

In spite of the surrounding desert, the village offers its visitors a green Oasis shaded by palm-trees along with ancient-scents and sights of Biblical gardens.