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Running Around Jerusalem
Join Israeli tour guides for a virtual tour through the Holy Land, safely from the comfort of your own home or treadmill.
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12 Stunning Biblical Plants and Wildflowers in the Holy Land
The Holy Land’s amateur photographer Daniel Santacruz only has to walk out his front door to find biblical plants and wildflowers says Israel21c.
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10 Iconic Archaeological Sites in Israel
The Holy Land is rich in biblical history and archaeological discoveries—and findings are preserved for the public to explore!
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Stuck at Home? Grow an Israeli Herb Garden on Your Balcony
Now that we're all staying home, why not learn how to grow Israeli herbs in your own back yard?
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Top 10 Places to See Israel’s Spring Flowers
Even during uncertain times, you can find God’s love and miracles all around, like through the blossoming of spring flowers.
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Unexpected Beauty in Israel’s Synagogues
Former Israeli Army fighter pilot and photographer, Amir Chodorov captures the beauty of Israel’s synagogues through photos
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10 Best Places to go Diving in and Around Israel
Check out archaeological and historical wonders in Israel's seas this winter!
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Jerusalem Garden Aims to Flourish
The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens is full of endangered species and draws around 200,000 visitors a year, says the Times of Israel.
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Yad Vashem, Facebook Partner To Commemorate Holocaust Victims
Yad Vashem and Facebook partner to create an IRemember Wall to commemorate Holocaust victims.
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Feed Your Soul in Safed
This week, our friends at ISRAEL21c tell us more about Safed — one of Judaism's Holy Cities — and share a highlight of all the culture, art, and history that you can witness there.
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Dead Sea Revival Project Sets Sail
Israeli artists hope to give tourists a better understanding of the Dead Sea's splendor!
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Jerusalem Opens New Section of Famed Ramparts Walk
On Jerusalem’s Ramparts Walk, you can walk on the ancient walls to see the Old City from above. Now the path extends even farther reports ISRAEL21c.
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