Trip of the Month
Ancient Handicrafts Flourish In Jerusalem’s Mystical Ein Kerem
Enchanting, historic village, filled with picturesque streets and alleyways, is the stuff of which legends are made.
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From British Battles To Bauhaus, Touring A Century’s Stunning Tel Aviv Architecture
On a walk through 100 years of development in the White City, track Allenby’s arrival in 1917, visit Hill’s Hill, and see stilts, ‘sliks,’ turrets and portholes.
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From Crusaders To Nazis In A Historical Stroll On Jerusalem’s Straus Street
Centuries of war and peace, foreign rulers, religious diversity, shopping, bathing and basketball unfold on a short walk along a single street downtown.
Get To The Roots Of Israel’s Historic Trees
At Crusader-themed French Hospital, Patients Of All Faiths Find Joy Amid Their Suffering
Paintings by French baron who established Le Hȏpital Saint-Louis were recently rediscovered, as it continues more than a century of medical care.
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