king david’s wells A few streets from the Church of the Nativity, near the Catholic Action Center, are King David’s Wells. In eastern Bethlehem, three enormous cisterns that are still in use today were discovered. King David’s troops allegedly broke past the Philistine defenses here to bring him water, but despite risking their lives to...Read More

In 40 BCE, after the Parthian conquest of Syria, Herod fled to Masada. On the way, at the location of Herodion, Herod clashed with Jews loyal to his enemy Antigonus, and emerged victorious. According to the Roman Jewish historian Josephus, he “built a town on that spot in commemoration of his victory, and enhanced it...Read More

  chapel of the milk grotto of our lady   tel aviv The closed tabernacle depicts earthly Jerusalem, with the twelve Apostles and the twelve Tribes of Israel surrounding the image of Jesus on the cross, while the open shrine represents heavenly Jerusalem, which is brightly shining and flanked by a pair of olive trees...Read More

In Bethlehem, a city south of Jerusalem, you may find Rachel’s Tomb. For many years, it stood by a lonesome crossroads, and Rachel’s descendants would come here to express their love to her—the mother who lives in a solitary cemetery by a road to be there for her suffering children.   why is rachel’s tomb...Read More

The most significant landmark in Bethlehem is the Church of the Nativity, which marks the location of the nativity. Mary gave birth to Jesus in Bethlehem a little more than 2,000 years ago. Located 10 kilometers south of Jerusalem in the Palestinian Authority’s West Bank, Bethlehem is a vibrant city today. The Nativity Church is...Read More

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sarona market the newest culinary center in Tel Aviv, competes with the new crop of food markets that have sprung up throughout the globe, includin is all about “culinary excellence” and is home to about 100 businesses, from local producers of spices, cheeses, meats, and other goods to imported delicacies and specialties from around the...Read More

Tel Aviv’s port, known as Namal Tel Aviv, has recently undergone restoration and is now one of the city’s most popular destinations. The cafés and shops of  (the Tel Aviv Port) attract some of the wealthiest and trendiest residents of the city during the day, while at night,  becomes one of the city’s most well-liked...Read More

The old port city of Jaffa is where Tel Aviv, which is a seamless fusion of the past and contemporary, first emerged. When in Israel, you must go to the Jaffa Flea Market, or Shuk Hapishpishim. There are many trinkets and treasures to be found as you make your way through the little alleyways. Judaica,...Read More