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A popular with the local favorites, this bar is packed to the rafters more often than not! You'll have to try hard to secure seats, which are arranged in a circle all the way around the bar - it's easy for customers to place or... more
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This is, in a sense, a poster shop. The content matter, however, does not include rock and roll bands or cute puppies. These are prints of classic ad posters, from the time when it wasn't above a fine artist to engage in such... more
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This private, non-profit gallery is devoted to art with political and social themes specific to the Israeli and Middle East reality. Each month a different topic is addressed: the Israeli and Arab conflict, violence against wom... more
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The minaret of this mosque is a Jaffa landmark. It can be seen all over Jaffa, and beyond. It is situated close to the sea, at the base of the bluff upon which Old Jaffa sits. Built in 1812, the architecture of the mosque is im... more
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This is Tel Aviv's alternative beach, where on a Friday night New Age, hippy types come by the dozens to juggle firesticks and drum in the Shabbat sunset. Situated in a small cove next to the Dolphinarium, this beach has a surf... more
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See and be seen at this open, friendly restaurant. Since 1994, this unpretentious, sprawling restaurant has been on the "Tayelet," or boardwalk. Sit outdoors under enormous parasols and chat with your neighbour while loud, chee... more
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This neighborhood was one of the first to be built (in 1887) in the sand dunes outside of Jaffa. The narrow winding lanes, colorful plaster walls and tile roofs recall a small Mediterranean village. The area has become fashiona... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Randi Brenowitz said
… and shopping in Neve Tzedek. (Note to Toby Rubin – I'll send you a separate report on the Ayela Bar shop… continue reading »
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Ze'ev Jabotinsky was the leader of the more militant, "revisionist" strand of Zionism. The Etzel was the pre-State paramilitary force led by him, which operated against both the Arabs and the British before the creation of the... more
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This center, established in 1966, is devoted to honoring and continuing the legacy of Shalom Alechem, the great Yiddish author who chronicled the 'old world' from where many Jews, including those who found their way to Israel,... more
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One of Tel Aviv's largest public parks, it boasts exotic gardens and a huge playground in its 1,000 acres of green meadows. The multitude of activities for all the family includes mini golf, tandem bike rentals and pony rides,... more
Herseliya Travel Experiences
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Out of the Desert
Setting out from Mitzpe Ramon right after breakfast we headed to Nahal Bahad 1 IDF (Israel Defense Forces) Base aka Haim Laskov Offi... Continue reading »
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First Shabbat in Israel
Normally, Friday is the start of the weekend here in Israel; but as I am planning to take a little time off next week, I decided to go in... Continue reading »
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A View from Jaffa
I think it was my second day here when I stumbled into Jaffa. However, the weather being dire that day, I didn't explore overly, and left... Continue reading »
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New Cities from Old: Jewish Culture Redefined in...
First, apologies to those who cannot send a comment. If you contact Franceen at fdonnellan@paloaltojcc.org , she can probably help you.... Continue reading »
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More Rain
I can't believe I am already again in a net cafe! The weather sucks! Honestly.Last night after wandering around a closing Carmel Market,&... Continue reading »
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