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ophirh says:
There are not enough words in which i can express how I feel about the Israeli desert. After being in more than 30 countries in the world, seeing all kinds of different views, I can definetly say that this is the best view in the world! (ofcourse all the people who grew up in green view areas, such ...
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claud265 says:
Israel's second most popular tourist site after the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem.
A mountain top fortress which King Herod transformed in 35 BC into a three tiered winter home, boasts two luxurious palaces, bathhouses, storage rooms and impressive water cisterns. An eternal symbol of Jewish history an...
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Very cheap "Thing To Do" in Israel
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hamx0r says:
If you're more into the history of the fertile crescent as opposed to comfy bus tours, Masada is a must. This mesa is an ancient fortress representing the last stand of the Jewish people against the Romans. When they lost this battle, the Jews were scattered for over a thousand years until Israel ...
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claud265 says:
DOLPHIN REEF EILAT, on the shores of the Red Sea, is an ecological site unique in Israel and throughout the world where visitors can enjoy a natural atmosphere, magical views, secluded beach, together with the unusual opportunity of meeting and observing dolphins in their natural habitat.
A grou...
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hayleycatth says:
I went to Israel with a tour group. Everything was paid for except souveniers. It was the best ten days of my life. We covered practically the entire country. We flew directly from Atlanta to Tel Aviv, then on to Tiberias and Jerusalem. We took a bus all over the country, and it was the nicest bus I...
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benjaminorbach says:
On the eve of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, 27-year old Pittsburgh native and grad student Benjamin Orbach traveled to Amman, Jordan, in search of answers. Young, confident, and optimistic, Orbach anointed himself America’s secret diplomatic weapon. He was finishing a degree in Middle Eastern studies...
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Dracka says:
Another family we had gotten in touch with while staying in Haifa had reccomended a restaurant we could go to that they loved. So we took a taxi down to Ben Gurion and went looking for it.
The first thing I noticed when I walked in the door was the warm, cozy and private atmosphere this restaurant ...
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mellemel8 says:
We stayed here for 4 days. i was happy with the amenities. i enjoyed the gym. the WIFI was not free but it was reasonable price. it is walking distance to the east wall of old jerusalem. plenty of shopping nearby. i would recommend coming here.
Completed in 1996, this relatively new, three-stor...
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