In sharp contrast to the bustling streets of Jerusalem and the sun-kissed beaches of Tel Aviv, is the beautiful and typically tranquil Sea of Galilee in northern Israel. Situated in the Jordan rift valley, at approximately 700 feet below sea level, the Sea of Galilee is the world’s lowest fresh water lake. The Sea of Galilee...Read More
Thirty years ago, Shaul Goldstein took a walk with his friend David Be’eri among neglected stone heaps in the ancient City of David, just outside the Old City of Jerusalem. Be’eri shared his dream that one day the historic site would be restored, both structurally and to the hearts and souls of the Jewish people. Recent...Read More
Situated on the Dead Sea coastline, the popular Ein Gedi nature reserve offers a perpetual oasis of lush botanical gardens, cool spring-fed streams, and an expansive sanctuary for a variety of plant, bird, and animal species. While these elements stand in contrast to the encroaching desert landscape, it feels worlds away from the hustle and bustle...Read More
Situated along the Mediterranean Sea in northern Israel, Mount Carmel has been known for centuries as a great symbol of beauty and splendor in the Holy Land. In the book of Isaiah (35:2), the “splendor of Carmel” was mentioned due to the mountain’s magnificent ability to capture the beauty of Israel in one view. Even King...Read More
The small fishing village of Capernaum was established by the Hasmoneans in the second century BCE along the northern shore of the Sea of Galilee. With a small population of roughly 1,500 inhabitants, the town was chosen to be the center of Jesus’ three-year ministry. Largely undiscovered until the 19th century, Capernaum’s biblical significance brings in...Read More
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