Israel and You Spaces and Places in Israel
Caesaria Aqueducts The original name of Caesarea (Keysarya) was Straton’s Tower after its founder Straton, who is believed to have been a ruler of Sidon in the 4th century BCE. ...
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The Kotel Tunnels
Minharot Hakotel When I recommend a visit to the Kotel Tunnels, I know what I am talking about. My co-editor of Israelandyou was a guide there for several years. I ...
Read More »Free Israel Travel Guide
Israelandyou is on the always on the outlook for tips to make your visit to Israel more enjoyable and successful. We have found some FREE Israel travel guides available from ...
Read More »Walk Through the Old City of Jerusalem
See the Old City of Jerusalem as presented by Dr. David Reagan on the television show “Christ in Prophecy”. Christian pilgrimage and tourism is very welcome in Israel. Licensed Israeli ...
Read More »Choice hotels in Northern Israel
IsraelandYou has some off-the-main-route accommodations for every taste to serve your dreams for next trip to the north of Israel. Add them to your dream list. Let us know if you have visited ...
Read More »Carmel Fire Victims Monument
The Israel School of Tourism visited the memorial to the victims of the worst natural disaster in Israeli history, the Carmel Forest fire in December 2010, which killed 44 people ...
Read More »El Carmel
The unique project of “El Carmel” was created 10 years ago by “Nations & Flavors” in the village of Usafia in the Carmel. It enables for the first time to ...
Read More »Jewish Quarter – Accessible Audio Walking Tour in the Old City of Jerusalem
A Tour of the in the Jewish Quarter of the Old City Time of tour: 2 to 4 hours *** The Jewish Quarter tour begins across Zion’s Gate and ends ...
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Persian fallow deer, wild sheep, gazelles, oryx, wild asses, and vultures – all mentioned in the Bible and all endangered species – are nurtured at the Israel Nature and Parks ...
Read More »Hecht Museum
Holocaust Day in Israel is a fitting day to post a blog about Reuben Hecht and the Hecht Museum. Dr. Hecht immigrated to Palestine, and in 1939 ‘Etzel’ (the Revisionist Movement) ...
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