| Tzfat (Safed) |
Teverya (Tiberias) |
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Located in the hills of the Galilee overlooking the sea below, Tzfat has long been a center of Jewish mysticism and intrigue. This ancient city is full of stone alleys, rich history, and colorful legends. Experience "the City of Kabbala. See her picturesque shuls. Meet her famous Mystics. |
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Experience Israel's beautiful coastal town situated on the banks of Israel's famous Lake Kinneret. |
| Golan |
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Rosh Hanikra |
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Hike through the Golan Heights to glimpse Israel's borders and her neighbors as it tells the heroic stories of the defenders of the Golan. |
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Rosh Hanikra is in the northwestern corner of Israel, at the Lebanese border. The white chalk cliffs offer a spectacular panoramic view of Haifa Bay, the hills of the Galilee and the Mediterranean. The grottoes were formed by the sea chipping away portions of the soft chalk rock over hundreds of years. |
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| Tel Aviv |
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Kefar Chabad |
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Enjoy the modern, cosmopolitan city of Tel Aviv, known as the "Paris of Israel." |
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Visit a unique agricultural town that also serves as the nerve center for Chabad educational and social activities in Israel. |
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| Migdal David |
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Har Hatzofim-Mount Scopus |
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The Tower of David is Jerusalem's citadel, a historical and archeological sit of world importance. This is a medieval fortress, with later additions. Its towers and ramparts offer splendid views of that part of Jerusalem where Old and New meet, and East meets West. |
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The Hebrew word "hatsofim" and the Greek "scopus" both describe the fact that this mountain "looks over" Jerusalem from its heights. It was here that the Roman legions of Titus camped before capturing Jerusalem, as did the Crusaders in 1099 and the British forces in 1917. The Arab Legion captured this mountain in the War of Liberation but did not succeed in using it as a springboard for conquering Jerusalem. |
| Shabbat at the Kotel |
Jaffa Gate |
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Encounter a magical Shabbat at the kotel. Enjoy spirited Shabbat services at Judaism's holiest site, followed by a traditional Shabbat meal at the hotel. |
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The Jaffa Gate is a stone portal in the historic walls of Jerusalem's Old City; it is one of eight gates in Jerusalem's Old City walls. The Jaffa gate opens to a road, Jaffa Street that leads to Israel's largest city, Tel Aviv. In ancient times, that road led to the port city of Jaffa, which is now just along the southern edge of Tel Aviv. |
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Give back to our homeland. Spend time doing social action and community work, reaching out to Israel's needy. |
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