Rising 1300 feet above the western shores of the Dead Sea are the remains of the ancient Jewish fortress of Masada. Masada stands in majestic beauty and splendid isolation in an area that is one of the most desolate on earth. Built by Herod the Great between 37 and 31 BC, Masada was a lavish...Read More

Located in the Lower Galilee at the eastern end of the Jezreel Valley is the stunning Mount Tabor. Just 11 miles west of the Sea of Galilee, the mount was the site of the battle between Barak and the army of Jabin during the 12th century BCE. Believed by many Christians to also be the...Read More

Haifa stands today as the third-largest city in the State of Israel. Known by a copious number of other names throughout its 3,000-year history, the city’s reputation has grown tremendously in recent years as an industrialized giant and a cultural hub within the Holy Land. With a population of nearly 270,000, this bustling city is...Read More

Bound by Jaffa Road on the north, King George Street on the west, and Ben Yehuda Street on the southeast, the nicknamed Downtown Triangle is one of the most popular entertainment districts in all of Jerusalem. With beautiful weather conditions often found in the Holy Land, usually conducive to outdoor activities, the Triangle is a...Read More