Visit Biblical Maresha and Beit Guvrin
Today we are visiting a one-of-a kind World Heritage site, biblical Maresha and ancient Beit Guvrin! This site, with stunning natural beauty, is not only steeped in thousands of years of history, but the unique (and unusual) archeology is well preserved at a level seldom found anywhere else.
Why you should visit Tel Beit Shean
Beit Shean, one of the best-preserved Roman cities in the world, is fairly well visited by tourists who come here to see its impressive ruins. However, visitors often skip the older Biblical Beit Shean. That means one thing: they are missing the best part!
Biblical Mount Gilboa
Today, we’re exploring an incredibly unique mountain that few non-residents of Israel will visit (or even notice) unless they are with a tour guide.
Lot’s Wife: Sodom & Gomorrah
Today we are visiting an unusual Biblical site, where truth is stranger than fiction!
Kedesh: The (Biblical) City of Refuge
Today, we are visiting Tel (ancient) Kedesh, a site so hidden that most maps omit it.  After reading this article, you will be among the select few to know of this Biblical treasure!Â
Tel Azekah: David and Goliath
One of the advantages I have living in Israel is the ability to wake up every morning, look outside my window and see where the world’s most famous battle took place
Jerusalem’s Hezekiah Biblical (Broad) Wall
Visiting the holy city of Jerusalem, and seeing its many sites where endless miracles took place, is an uplifting experience. Today, I will take you to an important site mentioned in Bible, where G-d saved the Jewish people through an open miracle.
Discover the Heart of IsraelÂ
Ever dreamed of visiting the land of the Bible? Israel365 heartland tour in May that is the perfect opportunity to see Israel in a unique way.
Israel welcomes tourists back into the country
Though it’s a watershed mark in the corona pandemic, entry into the country still requires that certain conditions be met.
After over a year: Israel working to welcome back tourists in November
The aim is to allow foreign nationals who are vaccinated with an inoculation recognized by the Health Ministry, and who are also owners of their country’s green passport, to visit Israel.