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Its not just the magnificent Temple Mount that attracts the visitors, but also its main western entrance''Ha-Shalshelet'' Gate. The origin of the name can be traced back to the time when the chain decided the verdict of the cou... more
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Built in 715 AD, this is the world's third holiest Muslim site after Mecca and Medina. At the entrance, take a look at the bullet-marked pillar, the spot where King Abdullah of Transjordan was assassinated in 1951. The south si... more
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Bill & Michelle DeKeyser said
… />Though now since Temple Mound is controlled by the Muslims, tourists cannot go into the Al-Aqsa Mosque… continue reading »
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These tours are for those with an interest in the Arab/Israeli divide. These excursions safely take you to sites in and around Jerusalem including Hebron (a city of much political debate), Jericho and The Gaza Strip. Many of th... more
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The Spafford family and friends from Chicago, Illinois, founded a controversial religious commune in Jerusalem in 1881. After the death of Horatio Spafford, his wife Anna became the dictatorial leader and "prophetess" of the gr... more
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One of the fiercest battles in Jerusalem during the 1967 Six Day War was fought here by Israeli paratroopers to take the well-fortified Jordanian position that blocked the way to the Mount Scopus campus of the Hebrew University... more
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If you want a different perspective on the history and sights of Jerusalem, this small company offers tours in and around the city. The difference is that you become an archaeologist for the day. With frequent digging excursion... more
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From Jaffa Gate, walk south along Armenian Patriarchate Road to visit one of Jerusalem's unique ethnic communities. Armenians converted to Christianity in 301, and have always had a presence in Jerusalem, centred at the Cathed... more
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Eve in the World said
… dressed in long black robes hurried in the other direction, as we proceeded to the Armenian Quarter… continue reading »
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This is a stylish espresso and sandwich bar and is something of a Jerusalem institution. Aroma makes its own breads and is bustling at all hours. Customers place their orders at the counter and pay. When their order is ready, t... more
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Make your way to this trendy jazz club if you happen to be visiting the city, and you won't be disappointed. With live performances, fantastic pub-grub, and beer flowing, it is the ideal place to unwind after a long day at work... more
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A stunningly beautiful mosaic graces the facade, one of Jerusalem's most famous landmarks, designed by Antonio Barluzzi (1924). It is believed that this is the garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus prayed before his arrest (Mark 14... more
Dead Sea Travel Experiences
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March of the Blind
We began our trek to Jerusalem after an exhausting two days driving throughout Northern Israel. We stopped for a quick swim in the... Continue reading »
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Dead Sea Day Trip
We had a three-day weekend for "Ascension of the Prophet" so decided to take a trip down to the Dead Sea. Apparently everyone else... Continue reading »
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A Restful Day
After a late night last night, it appeared that practically my whole dorm slept in til afternoon. I personally only rolled out of bed, wh... 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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Journey through Jerusalem
We checked into Jaffa Gate Hostel - DO NOT STAY HERE. (Got eaten by bed bugs and that's not the worst of it) There is a free walki... Continue reading »
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