Postcard from Israel: Alexander Stream
From horseback or on bike or foot, people find a peaceful nature sanctuary at Israel’s Alexander Stream.
From horseback or on bike or foot, people find a peaceful nature sanctuary at Israel’s Alexander Stream.
Short-term tourists and business people can pick up Israel’s native tongue in crash courses tailored to visitors’ schedules and needs.
It’s worth a trip to the Golan Heights to see the tallest waterfall in Israel and the stunning scenery around the Hermon-Banias Nature Reserve.
‘I enjoyed learning about how direct Israelis are, and the laid-back work environment that helps promote creativity,’ says one visiting US student.
ISRAEL21c tours the ancient port city to see how the already popular seaside tourist stop is getting more attractive by the day.
ISRAEL21c went out onto the streets of Tel Aviv and Jaffa to ask people to dance – the results were unbelievable.
Voluntourists to Israel are sure to return home with a better experience of how to share responsibility to heal, repair and transform the world.
Vertigo Ecological Arts Village welcomes visitors to take part in anything from mud-building and green-tech sessions to dance.
Neot Semadar, an ecological collective community, is more than just a kibbutz with a weird, colorful tower in the middle of nowhere.
The Tiberias Marathon is January 10. Events in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Eilat, Ein Gedi, the Jezreel Valley and the Arava follow.
This Christmas season, two new sites — devoted to the Virgin Mary and Mary Magdalene – are ready for visitors.
Netanya, ‘French Riviera of Israel,’ is just north of Tel Aviv and well worth a trip to experience the multicultural continental feel of the beach city.
Mass, baptism, concerts, trees, glitter – it’s all here in Israel.
ISRAEL21c brings you eight awesome ideas for celebrating the Festival of Lights in Israel, where it all happened back in the year 165.
Float your cares away on the mineral-rich body of water that makes up one of the world’s most unique and unusual seas.