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HOLIDAY: Chanukah
Happy Joyous Chanukah 🙂 Here are some of our Chanukah favs!
Posted in .book, .Chanukah, .film, .food, .Haifa, .music, .recipe, .shop, .Technion, .video
Tagged Chanukah, Chanukah favorites, CITINERARIES, donuts, Happy Joyous Chanukah, Israel, latkes
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ISRAEL: Chanukah
24 million donuts, 10.8 billion calories – it’s Hannukah in Israel
Posted in .Chanukah, .ISRAEL, .video
Tagged 10.8 billion calories, 24 million donuts, Chanukah, Israel, it's Hannukah in Israel
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ISRAEL: BOOKS
Added a page for the wonderful picture books we discovered for our summer trip! This is Israel by Miroslav Sasek M. Sasek takes a bright and breezy trip through Israel. It is a lovely, colourful book with plenty of typical … Continue reading
Posted in .book, .history, .ISRAEL
Tagged Ann D. Koffsky, Aurelia Fronty, BOOKS, Chris Smith, Ella's Trip to Israel, Gila Gevirtz, Good Night Israel, Hagit Allon, How to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less, Israel, Israel (A to Z), Itzik Eshel, Judye Groner, Justine Fontes, Katherine Janus Kahn, Lena Zehavi, Let's Visit Israel, Lilly Rivlin, Mark Jasper, Michelle Shapiro Abraham, Miroslav Sasek, Morrison David Bial, My Cousin Tamar Lives In Israel, One City, picture books, Ron Fontes, Sammy Spider's First Trip to Israel, Sarah Glidden, Sylvia A. Rouss, Tami Lehman-Wilzig, The Mystery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, The Travels of Benjamin of Tudela, This is Israel, Through Three Continents in the Twelfth Century, Two Brothers, Uri Shulevitz, Vivian Newman, Welcome to Israel!, Yossi Abolafia, Zvuvi's Israel
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TEL AVIV: A Land and its Dolls
Eretz Israel Museum was on the wish list for a long time and when we saw they have a folk dolls exhibit we decided it is the perfect occasion for a visit with kids! The museum is really great and … Continue reading
Posted in .archaeology, .Eretz_Israel_Museum, .exhibition, .Tel_Aviv
Tagged A land and its dolls exhibition in Tel Aviv, coins, Eretz Israel Museum, Ethnography and Folklore Pavilion, Israel, medals, Mosaic Square, olive oil plant, Queen Ester Crown, Tel Aviv, Tell Qasile Excavations, The Alexander Museum of Postal History & Philately, The cave-dwellers’ extraordinary chest, The Last Supper in Apollonia, Yael Garden
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ISRAEL: Caesarea
Our last trek through time was a memorable experience, hence another visit!
Posted in .Caesarea, .photo, 2011.06-07.PAR.TLV.ROME.ITALY
Tagged Caesarea, Draydel House, Israel
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ISRAEL: To Life!
Last day in Israel, we said goodbye to hospitable Caesarea, stopped at Ralli Museum for a short introduction to Dali‘s works, and found an eclectic exhibit to accompany Ceasarea‘s own archaeological artifacts too. Went up to Haifa, checked out the … Continue reading
Posted in .burekas, .Caesarea, .flight, .Haifa, .ISRAEL, .Mada_Tech, .Ralli_Museum, .TLV, 2009.05-06.LON.IL.RO.BCN, Salvador Dali
Tagged Ceasarea, Haifa, Israel, Kvish Shesh, MadaTech, Ralli Museum
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Shalom!
From a peaceful resort in Caesarea, Israel, just a few minutes drive from Caesarea National Park. We rented a condo at Neot Resort, which proved to be a good choice with kids. The swimming pool is ideally located near a … Continue reading
Posted in .accommodation, .archaeology, .beach, .Caesarea, .photo, 2009.05-06.LON.IL.RO.BCN, calendar, Shavuot
Tagged Caesarea, Caesarea Beach, Caesarea National Park, Israel, Roman Aqueduct, Shavuot
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