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Biblical Archeology in the north of Negev

In the northern part of the Negev desert there re two of the most significant archeological sites in Israel: Tel Be'er Sheva, a place of Abraham the Patriarch, and a center of the First Temple era, with ancient walls and underground water system one can go through.
Jerusalem of three religions

The most popular tour, showing Jerusalem and its holiest sites – Western Wall, Temple Mount, Mount of Olives, Gethsemane, Via Dolorosa, Holy Sepulcher and more.
Caesarea and Meggido (Armageddon)

Caesarea and Meggido are two of the most important archeological sites in Israel.
The wonders of Jezreel valley

Jezreel valley offers a great variety of activities – archeological remains from the days of Old Testament and the Roman empire, ruins of synagogues, beautiful gardens and parks, sites related to Zionist activity, interesting museums, springs and natural pools, artificial ski resort, an
The Old Testament in Gilboa and Jezreel Valley

Jezreel Valley and Gilboa Mountains were the stage for important events in the life of many Biblical figures: King Solomon, King Saul, prophet Elijah and Ahab, Deborah and Barak, Gideon and others. Many places, such as Tel Meggido (Armageddon) tell their story.
King David and Salomon's Jerusalem

Jerusalem was founded by King David 3000 years ago, and his successor King Solomon has built the First Temple in it. We'll follow the remains of the days of the First Temple.
The ancient time meets modern time in the Hula valley

One of the Biblical tels, recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Site is Tel Hazor, located in the Hula Valley, and known in early times as "head of all kingdoms".

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