Journey through Jerusalem-The Old City Jewish Quarter – Part 2
Continue the Journey through Jerusalem into the Jewish Quarter, walk through history and see it's destruction and renewal as we step into modern-day Jerusalem.
Continue the Journey through Jerusalem into the Jewish Quarter, walk through history and see it's destruction and renewal as we step into modern-day Jerusalem.
Take a walk with us through the fascinating history of the "underground" in Jerusalem, known as the Cardo. Old and New are side by side and create an experience like few other.
The continuation of our journey along the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem is brought to an emotional conclusion in this week's article.
Join us for an emotional walk down the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem. This is the venerated path that many believe Jesus would have taken as he walked to his death.
A view of a portion of the archeological remains of the Bethesda Pools and Church~ pic from israel-tour-guide.com Good Morning! Today we will be walking from the Garden of Gethsemane down into the Kidron Valley and begin our ascent up to the Old City of Jerusalem through the Lion’s Gate. The wall in front of us […]
Journey down the Mt. of Olives in Israel with us and glimpse the ancient history, feel the emotions and step into the past and future simultaneously.
Mekudeshet by: Daniel Kobrinski As a city that is central to the world’s three great Abrahamic faiths, at the epicentre of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, has known conflict on and off for thousands of years, and is divided between East and West; it’s easy to forget that Jerusalem is a living, breathing city, with modern urban […]
Today begins the seven day Jewish festival of Sukkot. The word “Sukkot” means “booths,” and refers to the temporary dwellings that we are commanded to live in during this holiday in memory of the period of wandering. Christians refer to this festival as the Feast of Tabernacles. Tens of thousands of Jews come to celebrate […]
Walking Through the Temple Today our virtual tour of Jerusalem takes us back 2,000 years to help us understand what it was like for people who went to the Temple Mount back then. Some came to bring their sacrifices, especially on Yom Kippur. Others went to pray. And still others just wanted to see what […]
A beautiful tour of the Second Temple as it probably looked according to archeology findings.
Part 2 of our Journey to Jerusalem is an in-depth look at the Present and the possible Future of this ancient, holy city that is sacred to three religions.
Jerusalem, the Eternal City, hotly contested and rich in history. Take a trip into the past and learn more about this ancient city.
A beautiful 2,200 year-old earring was found in the City of David excavations in Jerusalem, dating back to the Hellenistic era.
How can Tisha B'Av help us look forward with hope when there has been so much sorrow and destruction in our lives? The Jewish observance of the date the Temples were destroyed reminds us to remember the pain and learn from it.
The Weekly News Has Moved to Friday! We want to wish all our readers here and followers on Facebook as well, a beautiful weekend and quality time spent with family and loved ones. The picture above is from Co-Working Company Selina at their Playa Veano location in Panama. The Israeli startup is making waves in […]