Yerucham City Yerucham, established in 1951 as Kfar Yeruham, is one of the first frontier development towns in Israel. It is named after the Biblical city by the same name. Nearby ...

My Hebrew University Not surprisingly, my alma mater is the Hebrew University of Jerusalem – but not on Mount Scopus. When I was an undergraduate (in Hebrew Hamor Noseh Sefarim ...

  Découvrez le Jerusalem – 2eme visite Rav Dynovisz 2ème visite d´une série de 3, en direct de Jerusalem. Visite de la vieille ville, la Synagogue de la Hurva, vue ...

Photo Tourism – The Colors of Jerusalem Artistic photographs of the colors of Jerusalem following many of the most popular tourist and pilgrim attractions in the Holy City of Jerusalem, Israel. ...

Vieille Ville de Jérusalem Visite Audio La Vallée du Roi est une vallée qui se situe en Israël entre Jérusalem et le mont des Oliviers: Le circuit emprunte le chemin ...

Nekarot Horseshoe – Parsat Nekarot Parsat Nekarot (פרסת נקרות) is part of Nahal Nekarot, a 3-km long twist that looks on the map like a horseshoe in the Negev Ramon Crater. ...

Congregation Moreshet Yisrael – The Conservative Synagogue of Jerusalem Moreshet Yisrael is Jerusalem’s egalitarian Masorti (Conservative) synagogue. That means that women are fully integrated in leading the prayer services and Torah ...

Amonites Amonites (also Ammonites) are an extinct group of marine molluscs closely related to living octopuses, squid, and cuttlefish. The earliest appeared during the Devonian, and the last died out during the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event. ...

Vieille Ville de Jérusalem Visite Audio – Le cimetière du mont des Oliviers Le  Mont des Oliviers  (808 m) qui s’élève à l’est de Jérusalem sépare la Ville Sainte du désert de ...

Sarona – a Templer Village When founded in August 1871 by a group of pious Christians who came from southern Germany German called Templers, Sarona (named after the Plains of Sharon) ...