Hofit Hotel (beit Hava) Nahariya

... Menus). Ich habe hi** ein paar Fotos angehängt. Ich ging dann an eine Aufführung, sie hiess Sanatorium. 75 Minuten ohne Sprache, ab** ganz int**essant zum Thema "Grenzen des Wahnsinn". Auss**dem war dann noch eine poetische Lesung von gaby Aldor, die zu ihrem Leben Gedichte geschrieben hat im Zusammenhang mit "Leben im Krieg". Das war auch sup**. Danach habe ich Shimon Levy (meinen Professor aus Tel Aviv) getroffen...ein sehr schräg**, ab** mega nett** Vogel. Er hat wirres ...

... who is taking all this history in with such gusto.<br><br>Over shabbat we visited my old kibbutz as well as the old Yehiam fortress castle at the nearby kibbutz.<br><br>Sunday we left and spent a great morning in Acco and then on to Tiberias for a few day where we are currently and taking a few day trips to enjoy Israel's mature reserves.

... mindedly in love with it, with the possible exception of the fine citizens of Berkeley.) My plans for my time in Israel at this point consisted of &#8220;stay in Jerusalem until I think I should leave Jerusalem.&#8221; I agreed immediately. <br><br>*****<br><br>If the Baha'i, one of the worlds&#8217; youngest religious groups, are trying to shake the sense that they are, in fact, a cult, then the temple and administrative center does little to help. For ...

... sind, der taeuscht sich (natuerlich!!). Denn wir mussten frueh ins Bett, da am Mittwoch morgen um 4 Uhr aufstehen angesagt war - es ging rauf zu den Ruinen Masadas. Masada war mal eine Festung/Stadt und ist beruehmt als letzte Hochburg des Widerstands der Juden gegen die Roemer vor knapp 2000 Jahren und liegt auf einem mehrere hundert Meter hohen Felsen, der die umliegende Landschaft und damit den groessten Teil des Meeres ueberblickt. Es gibt zwar eine ...

... wiping it, visitn it, standing in front of it, it broke my heart to pieces. I stood to the side ofn my own feeling sick. Remembering the last time I saw my grandma and how much love she gave me. Then I looked around; death all around me, names of love ones, portraits, knowing that Im'm standing next to a deoxygenated body, all those thought sent me into a whirlwing of sick. The heat, looking for Babushka Ania's gravesite, Dedushka Naum's, our other relatives that have ...

... 4 years, so we reminisced. The next day they changed the clock for daylight savings. I loved how that do that for the Jewish fast day of Yom Kippur! So now we were at least waking up at a more decent hour. We went to the Naval Museum (near the Maritime Museum) &amp; that was really great, we saw the history of the Israeli Navy, which was very interesting, &amp; very sad to hear the stories of how clandestine immigration ships were returned by the British to Germany &amp; France ...

... is fruit of some kind: plums, peaches and the like. On a separate table some distance away are the hot drinks. There is a large electric coffee urn that keeps water boiling. One may choose tea, and two kinds of coffee: Middle Eastern and instant. Instant coffee is instant coffee all over the world. Middle Eastern coffee, on the other hand, is ground very fine, and poured directly into the cup without being filtered. Gravity pulls the fine grind down to the bottom of ...

... The city of Scythopolis was destroyed by an earthquake in 749 AD. If you have ever seen the movie Jesus Christ Superstar, parts of the movie were filmed at the ruins of Scythopolis. I took a picture of Tom next to the tree that Judas hung himself on in the movie (it's at the top of the Tel). At the ruins, there was a class of schoolkids on tour. They were so cute, they ...

... of the Tabun Cave (approximately 45,000 years ago).<br> Important finds from this cave are of the Natufian culture (10,500 to 8,500 BCE), a highly developed culture relative to those preceding it. It signals the transition from the Paleolithic to the Neolithic cultures, from plant-gathering and animal-hunting to plant-growing and animal-domestication. During this period, the level of the Mediterranean Sea rose again, as the glacial period came to an end, and the ...

... of this is 17 shipwrecks lying on the ocean floor, dating until the 5th Century when the harbour finally came into disuse. The shipwrecks are as yet largely unexplored.<br> <br> Caesarea stayed prosperous also after the harbour had been heavily damaged through the earthquake in 130 BCE. The harbour still stayed in use, and the town made money by trading. Jews and Christians remained in the city, of which witness the erection of the church on top of the temple area, and a ...