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one day tour in the most beautiful places in our country

Hello dear tourists

this tourist guide will take you to the most beautiful and interesting places in our little country. We will start at the Keshet Cave, then we will continue to the Majrassa Nature Reserve. Finally we will g to the Mount Hermon.

Before we begin...

before we start our tour lets learn some things about Israel. About the Customs, the history, the daily life and the culture.

Israel is a country in the middle east so she is Influenced by Mediterranean culture.

You can usually see a lot of people walking in the street or playing in parks. In the summer you go to the beach or the pool. The daily activity is not much different from other modern countries, but Israel has its magic.

A little bit about Jerusalem

Jerusalem is the capital city of Israel.She is located on a plateau in the Judean Mountains between the Mediterranean and the Dead Sea, and she is one of the most oldest cities in the world.

Jerusalem is a historic city that combines different landscapes and cultures.

To sum up

Israel is a beautiful and unique country and it is impossible to get a hole experience from only one day, but these three places are a big and important part of that experience. So have fun, and make some good memories of your visit here.

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when you visit israel i think you should go to, jerusalem!

about jerusalem...

Jerusalem located on a plateau in the Judean Mountains between the Mediterranean and the Dead Sea, is one of the oldest cities in the world. It is considered holy to the three major Abrahamic religions-Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Israelis and Palestinians both claim Jerusalem as their capital, as Israel maintains its primary governmental institutions there.

jerusalem is One of the oldest cities in the world.

what you can do in jerusalem?

you can Enjoy a chocolate workshop for the whole family at Galita in Kibbutz Tzuba. Galita is a popular place for a birthday party or Bar / Bat Mitzva celebration

then you can go to the Herzl Museum and Learn the story of Theodore Herzl and how critical he was to Israel's history.

after the Herzl Museum you can go to The Tower of David which is a landmark in Jerusalem's Old City and they have wonderful kids programs on school holidays.

you can go also to a tour in Beit Guvrin, a series of underground caves used for quarries, burial caves, and dovecotes.

another places to go in israel:

The Dead Sea: a salt lake bordered by Jordan to the east and Israel and Palestine to the west. Its surface and shores are 430.5 metres (1,412 ft) below sea level, Earth's lowest elevation on land

The Sea of Galilee: a freshwater lake in Israel.

Masada: an ancient fortification in the Southern District of Israel situated on top of an isolated rock plateau, akin to a mesa. It is located on the eastern edge of the Judaean Desert, overlooking the Dead Sea 20 km (12 mi) east of Arad.

Mount Tabor: located in Lower Galilee, Israel, at the eastern end of the Jezreel Valley, 11 miles (18 km) west of the Sea of Galilee.

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A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THE TOUR

This tour will focus on Tel Aviv and Jaffa. Which both have a great combinatoin between old and new. On one hand they have parties, long beaches and on the other hand they have great architecture and history. That makes it a perfect place to visit.

TEL AVIV MUSEUM OF ART

We are going to start our tour in Tel Aviv Museum of Art. The museum was envisioned and founded in 1932 by the first Mayor of Tel Aviv, Meir Dizengoff, in his private home on Rothschild Boulevard. It is a beautiful museum, one of Israel's leading artistic and cultural institutions. The museum has over 500 art projects as big and as little as you would like. It has amazing sculptures and art work. A wonderful place to visit.

THE WHITE CITY OF TEL AVIV

The wite city of thel aviv is a place with beautiful bildings which most of them are colored in white of corse. This an UNESCO world herritege site. It has worlds largest collectoin of international or bauhaus style buildings. Within the white cily lies rotchild bluverd which has green parks, little boutiques and a beautiful, peaceful mood. A great place to visit.

JAFFA PORT

After the long day we'll to go to port. We will watch the beautiful sunset over the sea. After that we are going to enjoy the variety of resturants and the good places to eat local food. This port has been existed since 4000 years ago, but now many of the old hangars have been converted into versatile spaces which are often hosting exhibitions of art and photography. This is a good ending of a long day.

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a bit of history of Israel

Israel is a very homo gen place . In Israel, live together Jews, Muslims, Christians,druze and more . we were got back to Israel after the genocide by Adolph Hitler and the Nazis in Europe and other pogroms . we were got the cotel in the "six days war" in 1967 .the cotel is important to the Jewish peoples. we are the start up nation .we are invent many of things: the disk on key , the little tomatoes and more things.

the cotel

the cotel is a wall of beit hamidash . we will learn on him and to put a notes with wishes

the knesset

the knesset is parliament israel . in the parliament get response about israel .

yad vashem

yad vashem is the museum genocide of Jews . he is a big museum and we can to learn a lot.

This is the anthem of Israel . "hatikva" was written by naftali herz imber

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A 4,000-year old story unfolds inside the halls of the citadel - the museum displays and films projected on the walls tell the story of the Crusades and offer vast historical information regarding the various eras.

During this tour, each visitor receives a headset, in one of 10 different languages, with which to operate the displays.

During the day, visit the streets, chapel, stores and and an arts and crafts market, featuring artisans from the Crusades era, offering their wares: blacksmiths, glass blowers, potters, weavers,embroiderers, leather craftsmen, basket weavers, perfume and oil craftsmen, etc.

At night you can take part in a Crusader feast, featuring musical theatrical entertainment, watch a tournament of knights and jousts on horseback in the hippodrome.

All of these attractions take place in a colorful authentic setting and tell the story of the day-to-day life and the historical events of the Crusades era.

"Hamam al-Basha" was built at the end of the 18th century by Governor of Acre, Jazzar Pasha. At first it was called "Hama al-Jadid" (the new Hamam), but its name was subsequently changed to Hamam al-Basha (the Pasha's hamam), in honor of el-Jazzar. The Turkish bath's construction was part of the transformation of Acre during the Ottoman Period from a small fishing village (primarily at the hands of al-Jazzar Pasha) into a teeming port city and a major construction and trade center. During his reign, el-Jazzar strove to further the city in many and varied ways. Among his accomplishments is the aqueduct which led the well water to the city, the breakwater for safe docking at the port and major buildings such as the Khan el-Umdan - Acre's largest mosque - his luxurious palace and of course, the Turkish bath.
The Hamam features three main sections:
The summer dressing room - this is the first room you will enter from the courtyard. This is where the Hamam visitors got undressed, left their clothes, wrapped themselves in special towels, put on their Hamam sandals and went for their various treatments. After the bath and treatments, this is where they returned to rest and unwind.

The four intermediary rooms, which are located between the cold room and the hot room - the lukewarm rooms - served as various treatment and activity rooms (from cosmetic treatments, healing and massage treatments, dating parties and childbirth preparation sessions).

The hot room - the hot room is the heart of the hamam - the steam room, which housed a heated pool and a steam bath. Treatment consisted of scrubbing, soaping, and massaging of the body and soul. The small rooms surrounding the central stage were used for individual treatments for the wealthy and the privileged.

For about one hundred and fifty years - from its inception to the War of Independence in 1948, the Hamam served as an active bath house. In addition to its religious function of fulfilling the commandment of purification preceding prayer, the hamam met a substantial number of needs in all walks of life in the Ottoman city. It served as a site for social encounters, rest, entertainment and celebrations. It is where doctors and barbers met and it also served as a house of luxury for the city's well-to-do. In other words, this where the action was and where the latest events were discussed - important historical events as well as the latest gossip.

Historical background

The Templars were a military-monastic order who - in the name of the pope - aided pilgrims and the ailing coming from Europe to visit the holy sites of the Land of Israel.

They first settled in Jerusalem, on the Temple Mount, hence their name, "the Templars", the guardians of the Temple. Following the conquest of Jerusalem by Salah Al-Din in 1187, the Templars made their home in Acre and began to build their quarter in the City's southwest section.

Here, at the western edge of the tunnel is where the main fortress of the Templar order was built. "The Templar Fortress was the strongest one in the city and, for the most part, it abutted the sea line. As a strong fortress, its entrance was protected by two powerful towers with 28-foot thick walls. Two smaller towers were built on either side of the towers and each tower was topped by a gilded lion" (as described by a Templar who lived in Acre during the siege of 1291).
The Tunnel
The tunnel is 350 meters long and it extends from the Templars fortress in the west to the city's port in the east. It crosses Pisan quarter and in the past, served as a strategic underground passageway that connected the palace to the port. The lower part of the tunnel is carved in the natural stone and its upper part is made of hewn stones covered with a semi-barreled dome. The tunnel was discovered in 1994. The Acre Development Company, in collaboration with the Antiquities Authority, cleared away the dirt and made the tunnel available to visitors. The tunnel's western section was opened to the public at large in August 1999. From 1999 to 2007, the Acre Development Company continued to expose and rehabilitate the eastern section of the tunnel and in 2007, the entire length of the tunnel was made available to the public (the site is accessible).

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a bit of history of Israel

Israel is a very homo gen place . In Israel, live together Jews, Muslims, Christians,druze and more . we were got back to Israel after the genocide by Adolph Hitler and the Nazis in Europe and other pogroms . we were got the cotel in the "six days war" in 1967 .the cotel is important to the Jewish peoples. we are the start up nation .we are invent many of things: the disk on key , the little tomatoes and more things.

the cotel

the cotel is a wall of beit hamidash . we will learn on him and to put a notes with wishes

the knesset

the knesset is parliament israel . in the parliament get response about israel .

yad vashem

yad vashem is the museum genocide of Jews . he is a big museum and we can to learn a lot.

This is the anthem of Israel . "hatikva" was written by naftali herz imber

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hello!

welcome to Israel!

today we are going to take a tour in the most beautiful and interesting places in Israel.

the tour will start at "The Western Wall", then we will continue to Jaffa- the old city and to finish our tour we are going to visit the port of Tel Aviv.

"The Western Wall"

"The Western Wall" is one of the four supporting walls that sround the Temple Mount.

In the Jewish legacy "The Western Wall" is attributed as a very holy place.

* A common thing to do there is to write a wish on a note and place it in one of the cracks between the big stones that creat "The Western Wall".

we recommend you to visit there because it is one of the most important places in Israel and pray there if you would like to.

Jaffa

Jaffa is the southern and oldest part of Tel Aviv-Yafo, an ancient port city in Israel. Jaffa is famous for its association with the biblical stories of Jonah and Solomon.

the perfect time to visit Jaffa is during the day.

Tel Aviv Port

Tel Aviv Port is the perfect place to spend time at night.

there are culture, entertainment and leisure activities.

it is the best way to end this awesome day in Israel.

more about Israel

Israel is a country in the Middle East, on the southeastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea and the northern shore of the Red Sea. It has land borders with Lebanon to the north, Syria to the northeast, Jordan on the east, the Palestinian territories of the West Bank and Gaza Strip to the east and west, respectively, and Egypt to the southwest.

in Israel we use NIS.

it is very expensive to live here, therefor it is challenging.

but i love israel and i hope you will love it too!

information sources

wikipedia

tourist Israel

THE TIMES OF ISRAEL

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A litle bit about Israel

Israel is a small country located in the Middle East.

In Israel there are 8,781,500 residents.

In Israel there is a lot of thing to do, here I will show some of them.

Mount Hermon

Mount Hermon is the highest mountain in Israel.

Mount Hermon is 2,814 meters high.

In the winter, you can ski, build snowmen, ski in the snow and more...

THE WESTERN WALL TUNNELS

322 meters of underground tunnel is one side of its lower portions of the Kotel let go in the history of the Jewish people and Jerusalem, myths and beliefs, as well as an incredible engineering feat and as close as possible to what was Temple.

eilat

In Eliat you can chill in the best hotels in Israel.

also, you can go to water sport near the red sea.

in Eilat, there is a mall named "ice mall", there you can Ice Skating.

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Join us to a beutiful trip in the holy land!

The Church Of The Holy Sepluchre

We will begin the tour at one of the most holy places to the Christianity- the church of the holy sepluchre, which is big and beutifull church that was built in the 4th centery.

The place is importent for all the sides of the Christianity (the Catholics, the Orthodoxes and even the Protestants!) because they belive that Jesus was burried and rose to the sky from there.

Israel Museum

Israel museum is one of the biggest museums in Israel, and includes a lot of archiology from israel's long history, and also a lot ot art works.

One of the famous exhibits are a small-scale of jerusalem before 2000 years, which show us all the beutiful buildings and walls that were in jerusalem.

The dead sea

In the end of the day we will go to swim and relax in the beutiful dead sea.

The dead sea is the lowest place in the world (400 meter under the ocean level), it has a beutiful view to Edom mountains and the sea's mud include minerals that can cure a lot of diseases.

The dead sea has 30% salt-10 times more then the Ocean! (thats why no fish can survive there and it called "the dead sea") and because of this high-level of salt you can easily float on the water!

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Tel-Aviv's industrial area: the modern part of the country

In Tel-Aviv's industrial area you can see the new part of Israel, where the world's biggest companies set their bases in Israel. You can walk near the enormous buildings and observe the sunlight reflects of the glass windows. In the picture below, you can see the azrieli towers- a place where hudreds of people come to work every day. also, they are three of the famous office towers in Tel-Aviv.

Jerusalem: the ancient city

In Jerusalem's ancient part you can see buildings scheduled tousends of years ago- into the middle age and second temple period. You can see the western wall and touch the ancient stones which makes you feel the layers of history. Hundreds of people come to pray there every day- additionally to the Bar-Mitzva ceremonies which takes place there.

The central part of Tel-Aviv- the combination between new and old

The third part of our tour is where the new meets the old- the center of Tel-Aviv. There you can see the modern buildings aside to the historical places where the state was established. In the picture below you can see the Yarkon river- a river which flows in the middle of the city- right next to the modern buildings at the top left corner.

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