Customs and Traditions

A military-monastic organization known as the Templars assisted European pilgrims traveling to Israel’s holy places in the name of the pope. templars tunnel templer tunnel akko templar tunnel tel aviv templars in israel acre templars knights templar templars tunnel templars tunnel templars tunnel templars tunnel templars tunnel akkoRead More

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bahai gardens in akko tel aviv  Jerusalem eilat  The Bahai World Center in Haifa, part of the Bahai Gardens but off-limits to tourists, is where the faith’s international collective body makes its decisions, in the hands of nine elected leaders. Many of the gardeners in the Bahai Gardens are actually Bahais on a unique worker’s...Read More

eilat mountains jerusalem history  hotels  al quds jericho Tours in the Negev Desert take you far from the beaten track, into the depths of this magical landscape which is full of the unexpected. From one day tours that introduce you to this incredible region, to unique desert experiences in Israel which make any journey special,...Read More

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The greatest of the ancient monasteries dotting the wilderness of the Judaean Desert, Mar Saba hangs dramatically down the cliff edge of a deep ravine. The grey-domed Greek Orthodox complex was established in the 5th century by St Sabas (Mar Saba in Arabic), a monk from central Turkey, and was largely rebuilt following a major...Read More

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