The String (Harp) Bridge of Jerusalem
Jerusalem’s newest landmark is the Harp Bridge.
This is a bit of old news, as it was inaugurated in June 2008. But since I talk about it every time I drive through Jerusalem with my tourists, and it is visible from almost everywhere in the city, it deserves a mention here.
Pomegranate The Fruit from The Garden of Eden
When visiting Israel in the fall, one of the most prominent fruits to be seen in the markets and in fruit and juice stands is the pomegranate (rimon in Hebrew).
Joseph and His Colorful Coat
All too often history and especially biblical history is taken far too seriously. Luckily there are many who can make something funny out of this serious matter.
Off The Beaten Track – The Flour Caves
Yes, that’s right. The Flour Caves.
Today I want to share with you an article by Petal, Unique Travel Experiences. I am sure he visited the beaten track sites, but he also got to some really off the beaten track sites. In this article he writes about The Flour Caves at the Dead Sea.
Jerusalem Film Festival
If you are visiting Israel at the moment or within the next two weeks, you may possibly take part in one of the world’s most prestigeous film events, The Jerusalem Film Festival.