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Robinson's Arch Jerusalem
a monumental staircase carried by an unusually wide stone arch, which once stood at the southwestern corner of the Temple Mount.
Plastic mulch farming
a farming technique used to cover the soil, to suppress weeds and conserve water in crop production.
Ein Hemed National Park
also known by its Crusader name Aqua Bella, along an old Roman road to Jerusalem.
It features a well-preserved fortified Crusader structure and the remains of an agricultural farm.
It features a well-preserved fortified Crusader structure and the remains of an agricultural farm.
Kings City
biblical theme park located in Eilat, Israel.
Memorial to terrorist victims
three Israeli teenagers—Eyal Yifrah (19), Naftali Fraenkel (16), and Gilad Shaer (16)—were kidnapped while hitchhiking home from their yeshivas (Jewish seminaries) in the Gush Etzion area, near Hebron.
hiking trail
identifiable by the distinctive trail marking system used in the country.
Lithostratos
Stone floor from Roman times in St.Anne church believed to be where Jesus was prepared for crucifixion
Path out of the valley
The beautiful Tsofim valley near my home in French Hill Jerusalem
Western Wall (Wailing Wall)
Remnant of the 2nd temple where Jews come to pray
Hurva Synagogue inside
Built by the followers of rabbi Judah the Pious in the Jewish Quarter of the Old city of Jerusalem, in the 18th century, destroyed and reconstructed many times hence the name wich means the destroyed synagogue
Acre spice and coffee shop
Medieval city, the centre of trade in Crusader times main spice was Safron imported from Italy
Sunset Jerusalem
the brilliant red shone into my eyes as I lay on my bed, I jumped up and took the picture
Café ,Swastika Knight
George Schoz (1890, Wolfenbüttel, Germany-1945)
Apheka trail
Aphek in Biblical times commanded the Aphek pass between the Yarkon River and the Mts of Samaria. Sire of the battle where the Philitines captured the holy ark (ISamuel 4:1)
Hibiscus Cfar Menahem
age was named for Menachem Ussishkin, that was a Zionist leader and head of the Jewish National Fund.[2]
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