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Jerusalem, Old and New
A Travel Blog entry by scolson from Jerusalem, Israel
... ground. This quick journey through the geo-politic of the region soon gave way to the madness that is Jerusalem traffic. Beyond description, nerve wracking and complete anarchy best describes it, and after a wild ride through the city ...
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Jerusalem
A Travel Blog entry by irenan from Jerusalem, Israel
... (I think all 4 of us could make great sprinters under right circumstances!)... JERUSALEM'S OLD CITY I have to digress now...I do not want to go ...
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Pray For The Peace of Jerusalem
A Travel Blog entry by trockie from Jerusalem, Israel
... add. So, literally I am here, but according to my passport- I never came. Elie Wiesel said that 'Jerusalem is a city that miraculously transforms man into pilgrim; no one can enter it and remain unchanged.' I guess it must be ...
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Shabbat In Jerusalem
A Travel Blog entry by scolson from Jerusalem, Israel
... continue to be surprised and amazed every day. The last couple of days we have truly lived the Shabbat experience in Jerusalem. On Friday afternoon we spent our time with the locals on the Ben Yehuda shopping street and at the local ...
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Shalom From Jerusalem...
A Travel Blog entry by scolson from Jerusalem, Israel
... this writer is weary...The great (literal and figurative) journey continues and we are happy, if tired and hote, travellers...Shalom, on this our first night in the great city of Jerusalem.....Stephen ...
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Jerusalem – The Old City
A Travel Blog entry by wareameye from Jerusalem, Israel
... about the history of the Wall and the destruction of the Temple. This excursion is definitely a “must” for any visitor to Jerusalem, and we felt so privileged to be able to do it as a private tour. We emerge from the tunnels at the Western ...
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Capernaum, Beit Shean, Qumran and on to Jerusalem
A Travel Blog entry by wareameye from Jerusalem, Israel
... area, and the ruins here are extensive. We spend about an hour exploring the site, and then commence our long drive south toward Jerusalem. After we enter the West Bank, we stop for lunch at a Kibbutz cafeteria, and then stop to visit Qumran, the place ...
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Jerusalem histories upon histories
A Travel Blog entry by jenandjeffmilum from Jerusalem, Israel
... and encasing a complicated mix of architecture. Accompanying ones visit are many rooms which all explain the unique history of Jerusalem and quickly exhausted our abilities to keep straight who was invading when. So enthralled were we with their program ...
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Masada, Mud & A Float
A Travel Blog entry by scolson from Jerusalem, Israel
Shabbat Shalom (Good Sabbath) from Jerusalem....As the city begins to shut down for Shabbat at sunset we find time to get off a quick blog about the last day or so. Another amazing and wonderful day yesterday as we travelled east and south ...
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Some more photos...
A Travel Blog entry by scolson from Jerusalem, Israel
Here are some more random photos (captioned) for your viewing pleasure...enjoy. Left aligned photo tag: Right aligned photo tag: Left aligned photo tag: Right aligned photo tag: Left aligned photo tag: Right aligned photo tag: ...
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Massada and the Dead Sea
A Travel Blog entry by wareameye from Jerusalem, Israel
... have any cuts or abrasions on your body as the salt stings. We emerge feeling refreshed and with silky smooth skin. Returning to Jerusalem I prepare for the Farewell Dinner and start the packing process. Dinner is across the street from our hotel at Zuni ...
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Holocaust Memorial and Shrine of the Book
A Travel Blog entry by wareameye from Jerusalem, Israel
... caught up on work. This evening we have dinner at the Colony Restaurant at 7 Bethlehem Road in the German quarter of Jerusalem. The meal is absolutely fabulous! After an overwhelming array of appetizers, I have chicken breast stuffed with a sauce and ...
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A wall, a dome...and all the world's problems
A Travel Blog entry by jazzkat6 from Jerusalem, Israel
... desolate fields that fall between the country's most important cities, followed by a bit more traffic as we entered Jerusalem. Unfortunately, while our driver was well versed in getting from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, he had no clue where he ...
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Shorashim Trip - Part One
A Travel Blog entry by lemuelodell from Jerusalem, Israel
... to Tzfat, the ancient "mystic" city of Israel. There are four cities in Israel that Jews consider "Holy."...Hebron, Jerusalem, Tiberius and Tzfat. Tzfat definitely lived up to its reputation as a mystical place. There was something unique and special ...
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Israel
A Travel Blog entry by iceiceami from Jerusalem, Israel
... more than 4000 years ago with the beginning of Judaism and in the 5th century when the prophet Mohammad came to Jerusalem to pray. Israel, a Jewish nation, is surrounded exclusively by Arab neighbors of Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt and ...
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Holy Land
A Travel Blog entry by pilgrimthomas from Jerusalem, Israel
... that the sun will rise each day even over a place considered "dead" as the Dead Sea. My first full day in Jerusalem, I walked the short distance from Ecce Homo through the Lions Gate to Mount Olives; where I visited the places traditionally thought to ...
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The Holy Land
A Travel Blog entry by pollies from Jerusalem, Israel
... of Nations Mandate until 1948 when the United Nations tried to create a homeland for the Jews and the Palestinians with Jerusalem as an international city. This proposal was rejected by the Arabs and resulted in the formation of ...
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Shalom to the Holy Land
A Travel Blog entry by shaunandkaren from Jerusalem, Israel
... Our last day in the holy land soon arrived and it was time to say shalom to the holy places of Bethlehem and Jerusalem and continue our learning curve about this interesting country. Heading to Bethlehem meant crossing into The West Bank (Palestine). For ...
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Mount of Olives and Beth Gimal
A Travel Blog entry by frenchclasses from Jerusalem and Bet Gimal, Israel
... my friend would park her car to the Old City... To compensate, my friend drives me to Bet Gimal, a Catholic monastery outside Jerusalem. My friend is Protestant (and proud of it). Although I have known her long despise of anything "papist", she seems ...
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Harmony Hotel Jerusalem is located in the heart of Jerusalem at Nahalat Sheva, which is one of the first neighborhoods that was built out of the old city's walls at the end of the 19th century. This Jerusalem Hotel is Atlas' latest boutique hotel. Twenty ...
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