Postcard from Israel: Safed
ISRAEL21c takes you to the ancient Galilee city that’s the heart of Jewish mysticism, arts and crafts.
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ISRAEL21c takes you to the ancient Galilee city that’s the heart of Jewish mysticism, arts and crafts.
Try the best baklava, chocolate, marzipan, halva, challah, bourekas and other mouthwatering treats that Israel has to offer.
Jordan River rafting, pedal-boating in the park, cruising the Sea of Galilee, kayaking in the Red Sea – whatever floats your boat is possible in Israel.
The World Heritage Site northern port of Acre is saturated with history, archaeology and modern amenities such as fine restaurants.
Second-hand is never second-rate at the world-famous Jaffa Flea Market.
Tmol Shilshom (Only Yesterday) in the historic Nahalat Shiva has been a favorite of patrons for two decades for the food, the literature and the romance.
If you’re looking for something a little different, check out these unusual places to lay your head in the Holy Land.
As summer heat gives way to deliciously pleasant days and cool nights, ISRAEL21c has 12 suggestions for this autumn in Israel.
Cool off in a famous fountain, play at the port, hit the trails – it’s all for free in family-friendly Israel.
The 480 caves of Beit Guvrin-Maresha, Israel’s newest UNESCO World Heritage Site, are very cool – in more ways than one.
Whether you prefer museums and galleries, crafts shows or painting the sights yourself, Israel offers a range of old and new art-related experiences.
Operation Protective Edge has brought an expected dip in tourism, but not everyone is staying away. ISRAEL21c finds out why.
See how a former German Templer colony in Tel Aviv has been transformed into the city’s hottest new culture and leisure spot.
It’s just you, your board and your kite.
People seeking relief from chronic skin, respiratory and joint conditions benefit from the unique solar and mineral properties found only at the Dead Sea.