Trees play an important role in the Bible as a symbol of faith, strength, righteousness, and rebirth. Our intimate connection to trees is displayed throughout Scripture. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that Israel—the land of the Bible—has its own celebration in honor of trees. The holiday of Tu Bishvat is known colloquially as the...Read More
Observed on the third Monday of January each year, Martin Luther King Jr. Day is not just a federal holiday but also a time for reflection, commemoration, and inspiration. The day not only honors King’s life and legacy as one of the most influential figures in the civil rights movement, but it has also spurred a...Read More
If one had to finish the oft-quoted sentence, “When in Rome…” with only one directive, it should be “When in Rome…visit the Pantheon.” That’s because this ancient edifice is not just a 1,900-year-old architectural marvel; it may just be the architectural marvel of all time. Perhaps the most well-preserved ancient structure anywhere on earth, the Pantheon...Read More
Influenced by its proximity to the Mediterranean Sea, and blending Jewish and Arabic traditions, Israeli cooking has a diverse, undefinable flair. And according to many restaurateurs and foodies, Israeli cuisine was dubbed the newest food trend to watch for in the coming years. Staple foods like hummus, falafel, Israeli salad, shakshuka, and shawarma—all rustic, simple dishes...Read More
Widely considered to be the center of the world, Jerusalem was named the capital of Israel by King David in 1004 BCE/BC after his conquest of the Jebusites. The Old City walls of today were built in 1535–1542 by the Ottoman Turkish sultan Suleiman the Magnificent. The old city boasts numerous gates—some opened, some sealed—towers, houses...Read More
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