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Real Travelers who've been here
adama said
…, I found my old haunt 'ha Co-op', the old supermarket I frequented on my gap year, and stocked up… continue reading »
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Real Travelers who've been here
Jenn1 said
…. The vapour that rises from the continuously evaporating surface of the sea, acts as a natural filter… continue reading »
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Real Travelers who've been here
adama said
…, while listening to music and studying Acute Coronary Syndrome and Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo… continue reading »
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One of the most popular hangouts for trendy locals, here you will find one of the largest selection of liqueurs in Israel. Behind the neon-lit bar is a gleaming row of every bottle imaginable from Chivas Regal whisky to the fam... more
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This day commemorates the 1967 reunification of Jerusalem following the Six Day War. In recent years, because of the growing controversy over Jerusalem's final status, the event has become increasingly politicized and is attend... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Randi Brenowitz said
… at the hotel. Of course neither of us thought about the fact that Yom Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Day) was starting… continue reading »
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After a movie at the Cinematheque or dinner on Emek Refaim street, this is the perfect late-night hotspot. The brick-lined walls and floor, dimly lit ambiance and arched entryways, give revelers the feeling of Jerusalem's Old C... more
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Palm Sunday commemorates the triumphant procession of Jesus into Jerusalem, when he was hailed as messiah, as recorded in the Christian gospels. The day marks the beginning of Holy Week, during which solemn liturgies in the var... more
Real Travelers who've been here
galtraveller said
… of Jesus on the Mount of Olives on Palm Sunday, where Jesus descended to cries of “
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Jerusalem's International Convention Centre, which with 27 meeting halls is the largest meeting facility in the Middle East also houses Israel's largest auditorium. The Ussishkin Auditorium seats an audience of more than 3,000... more
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On the 5.5km hike, hikers reach Jerusalem's highest elevation of 840m and enjoy scenic mountaintops overlooking the city's hills. Along the trail you will find many Byzantine ruins including walls, an olive press and the tomb o... more
En Gedi Travel Experiences
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Masada and the Dead Sea
We left Jerusalem at 7am to head on a day trip to Qumran, Masada, the Dead Sea and Jericho. Qumran is the caves that were found not... Continue reading »
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Dead Sea, Jordan
The Dead Sea is very cool. I was surprised how blue it was. Somehow knowing there is nothing living in the sea makes me think... Continue reading »
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Decisions, decisions
After completing my last entry of my online journal, last night, I ventured out into the night in search of an eatery for my bi... Continue reading »
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Tale of Two Cities
"It might be impossible to go to Israel without preconceptions. It is a land that has been plagued with controversy and conflict since it... Continue reading »
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Black Sabbath and the Kingdom of Heaven
Sitting In the back of a bus I watched as the Jordan river passed below me. All travelers to Israel were taken by bus across the no mans... Continue reading »
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