Tips of the Top in Israel

Israel is covered in a unique weather system that has brought snow, hail and much rain, to a usually warm country, in December 2013.

The Dead Sea Scrolls are an extraordinary archaeological find, of 1947, discovered by a Bedouin shepherd, in a cave in the Judean desert.

There is never a dull moment in Jerusalem. Not even for kids….The old as well as new city offers a variety of attractions for children of all ages.

There are many indications that Jewish life in Safed dates back several thousand years.....

Falafel is one of the unique foods in the land of Israel.

The travel/hiking trail is a path that links north, center and south of the land; offering unique tastes, cultures, adventures and experiences for those who hike it.

Tzova, also known as "Tzuba", is a kibbutz near Jerusalem situated in the Judean Hills.
Ancient Tzova is an archaeological site of the Jewish settlement in the days of King David...

The national Reserve, Kochav-Hayarden, is situated on the slopes of the Jordan Valley, in Eastern Israel; overlooking the marvelous view of the Jordan valley.

The detention camp was established at the end of the 1930's, by the British Mandate authorities- during the time period when they had governed Palestine.

The general belief is that Jesus was born to Mary and Joseph, in the town of Bethlehem in Judea, while staying overnight at the stables.

If you're looking for a beautiful and relaxing vacation, explore the seaside town of Nahariya !

A mysterious cone-shaped structure was recently discovered in the waters of "lake Kineret"; the Sea of Galilee, putting the Archaeological world in bewilderment as to its chronological age and purpose.