Situated in the heart of the Holy Land, Jordan’s roots are found throughout the Old Testament. Jordan’s welcoming approach to tourists makes it a popular destination for many who wish to explore the biblical roots of their faith outside of Israel. Visitors will discover well-preserved and easily accessible sites to enhance their journey of a lifetime....Read More
If the idea of getting lost in the clouds of the Holy Land appeals to you, then you might consider a sojourn to Safed, considered one of Israel’s most spiritual cities. Located in Israel’s Northern District, nestled among the Galilee’s dense pine woodlands, the city of Safed overlooks the Sea of Galilee and Tiberias like an...Read More
Seven date palm trees have been grown from 2000-year-old seeds that were found in the Judean desert near Jerusalem. The seeds – the oldest ever germinated – were among hundreds discovered in caves and in an ancient palace built by King Herod the Great in the 1st century BC. Sarah Sallon at the Louis L Borick...Read More
Take a quick glance at Ashkelon, and you might never know it is one of the oldest cities in Israel. Renowned as a resort city with its extensive shoreline and immaculate beaches, Ashkelon has a 5,000-year history that belies its modern appearance. A port city along the Mediterranean Sea, Ashkelon is located approximately 30 miles south...Read More
Renowned for being a city of sun and fun, Eilat boasts sparkling azure waters and gentle breezes, but its resort-like vibe also belies a rich history. Eilat is Israel’s port gateway to the east, positioned snugly between the Red Sea and the Negev desert. It attracts tourists from over 100 countries to its extensive beaches, high-end...Read More
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