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Jerusalem Walking Tours:

Ein Karem:A European Neighborhood in Jerusalem

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Nahlaot: Flavors, colors and Synagogues near the Market

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Yemin MosheFirst Jewish Neighborhoods outside the Walls

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Mount of OlivesThe Jewish Connection to the Mountain on the east of the City

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Mount ScopusA Cemetery, a Hospital, a University and lots of vision

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Shechem RoadEuropean Powers build in Jerusalem

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Mamilla Ancient graves, modern hotels and lots in between

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Muslim QuarterThe Via Dolorosa and the Damascus Gate

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Mount Zion and the Armenian Quarter

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The Christian Quarter monks and nuns , shops and churches: all are part of the story of the Christian Quarter.

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A Palace, a Cemetery and a Nobel Laureate what are the stories of Ramat Rachel and Talpiot?

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Shaare Hesed and RehaviaThe Story of two of Jerusalem's most beautiful neighborhoods

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Divided and Reunited Jerusalem The City between 1948 and 1967

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Northern Lights:Neve Yaakov and Atarot, the northern neighborhoods of Jerusalem

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Places Around Israel

HaifaThe other city by the bay and its many colors

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Around the KinneretWater, synagogues, churches and early pioneers

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NegevCreating New Life in the desert

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Hebron and Gush Etzionthe heartland of the patriarchs and matriarchs

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Zippori and Bet Shearimsynagogues, rabbinic leadership and fabulous coffins

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AkkoSeaside city with its face to the outside world

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TzfatThe Mystical city

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Tel Aviv’s Early Dayswho created the first hebrew city?

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Shilothe home of the Tabernacle for almost four centuries

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JaffaFrom Jonah to Abulafia, Jaffa is a Whirlwind of stories and people

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Bet SheanThe Jordan Valley city from its beginnings to its violent end in the eighth century.

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Golan From volcanoes to Eli Cohen, The Golan is one of Israel’s most beautiful regions

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Herodion Like You Have Never Seen It a tour of the new excavations, including the theater and the monumental staircase. 

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Biblical Archaeology

The Real King David what does Archaeology tell us about the most famous king?

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King Solomon’s Cities Hazor, Megiddo and Gezer

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Philistines Upon You who was this mighty enemy of the Israelites?

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City of DavidAn in depth look at the beginnings of Jerusalem

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Book of Joshuathe sites of the book of conquest and settlement

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Mighty Warriorswho were the assyrians, one of the most formidable empires in the ancient near east?

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Elijah and Ahab what does archaeology tell us about the stories of these two great adversaries?

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The Last One Hundred Years of Judea Prophets, kings and battles tell the story of the end of First Temple times.

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Israel in egypt land: the Exodus and Archaeology

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History

Samaritans the mysterious sect on mount gerizim, their origins and customs

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Dead Sea Scrollsone of the most incredible archaeological discoveries ever - why?

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Everyday Life in the Time of the Mishnahwhat did homes, streets and life in general look like in mishnaic times?

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The Great RevoltGamla and Yodfat, two major battle sites in the north in the First century

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Jerusalem in Second Temple Times: Glory and DestructionA deeper look at the Temple and pilgrimage

 

Herod the Great parts 1 and 2 tyrant or tycoon? the story behind the great builder

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Underground Jerusalem: the Archaeology of the Jewish Quarterwhat was discovered in the major excavations after the six-day war?

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Christian Soldiers Part 1 the growth of a small christian sect into a world power

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Christian Soldiers Part 2 Crusader dominance to 19th century missionizing

 

Artistic License

Meet our 20th century Zionist artists and poets: From Boris Shatz and his Bezalel art school to the poets and writers who shaped the ideas of the early State.

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Pioneers of the First Aliya

the heroic struggles of the first Zionist communities, among them Zikhron Yaakov, Mazkeret Batya and Rishon LeZion.

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Tannaim Times Which rabbis were the stars of the Mishnah and where were their centers? 

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Amoraim Annals Who Were the Rabbis of the Talmud in the Land of Israel?

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Writing on the Wall Ancient letters, seals and inscriptions that tell the story of Israel through the alphabet.

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The Road to Independence Stories from the historic battles of 1948

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Mameluke Rulers Who were the slave soldiers who defeated the Crusaders

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Mandatory Palestine:Britain’s contributions to Israel

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The Golden Age of Archaeology: Explorers in the 19th century

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Crusaders and Muslims: Battle for the Holy Land

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The Linguists, Masoretes and Poets of Tiberias​

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Miscellaneous

The Great Aliya the incredible tale of israel's absorption of a million immigrants in ten years

 

Bringing in the Grain and praying for rain

nature in the land of israel

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A virtual tour of virtual places Where is the Garden of Eden?

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Grave Matters The Who what and where of ancient and current graves and cemeteries

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The American Dream  A Thanksgiving tour about Yankees in the Holy Land

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These Lights: The Menorah from Bezalel to Modern Israel: Follow the menorah, the ultimate Jewish symbol, from the Tabernacle in the desert to the official seal of the State of Israel.

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To Work It and To Protect It Trees, environmentalism, nature reserves and more on this special Tu BShvat tour.

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Tu BShvat, The Chameleon of Holidays: the evolution of Tu BShvat over the centuries

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Minorities in Israel Who are the Druse, the Bahai and other special groups in the state of Israel?

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Twelve Tribes of israel The Tribes in art, history, archaeology and more

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The New Jew: Zionism, Judaism and Ritual in the state of Israel

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Praying for Rain: a look at major water sources, rivers, Springs and more

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Olim and Aliya:In honor of Aliya Day, a tour of immigrants from Abraham to David Ben Gurion.