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The Museum of Islamic Art in Jerusalem offers a focused introduction to Islamic art, culture, science, and craftsmanship across many regions and centuries. Its collection includes ceramics, metalwork, textiles, jewellery, manuscripts, weapons, and scientific instruments. The museum also holds the rare collection of clocks assembled by Sir David Salomons, including works associated with the French royal clockmaker Abraham-Louis Breguet. The story told through the collection is one of exchange rather than separation, with artistic styles, scientific ideas, materials, and skilled craftspeople moving across the Islamic world and between East and West.

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The Eretz Israel Museum, also known as MUZA, looks at the material culture of the Land of Israel through archaeology, crafts, design, coins, ceramics, and everyday objects. It is a museum for curious visitors who want to see how people made, traded, built, and lived in this part of the world. A guided visit can focus on ancient technology, local crafts, the history of Tel Qasile on the museum grounds, or changing ideas of Israeli culture and design. The story here is told through the things people made and used, showing how daily life, craft, technology, and beauty can reveal as much about a society as its kings and battles.

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Travel south with Eli Romanovsky to explore the Negev through the people who chose to build their lives there. The desert was central to David Ben-Gurion’s vision for Israel. He believed its future would be shaped by the ability to live, farm, and create communities in the Negev. This tour follows that idea through early kibbutzim, desert farms, and the wide open landscape around Sde Boker. Visit Kibbutz Revivim, one of the communities founded in the 1940s under difficult desert conditions. Continue south to Sde Boker, where Ben-Gurion chose to make his home after leaving public office. Visit his desert home and his grave overlooking the Zin Valley. The route can include a local farm or winery, a walk near Avdat Creek, and a stop connected with the Nabataean Incense Route. The day can end in Mitzpe Ramon, making it a natural beginning to a longer Negev stay. This private journey combines Israel’s modern story, desert life, and the landscapes that continue to shape both.

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Explore the landscapes of the Galilee through sculpture, ancient history and places of quiet reflection. This tour follows the ways people give meaning to materials, places and their lives, turning ideas into something they can build with their own hands. We begin at a sculpture garden, where form and material express the artist’s search for meaning. We then walk along the promenade between Manof and Shekhanya, taking in open views and pausing to observe the landscape. Near Shekhanya Cave, we explore the hidden natural world beneath the ridge and learn about its rock formations and resident bats. Any entry into the cave is subject to conservation restrictions and confirmation before the tour. At Tel Yodfat, we turn to the story of the ancient town and the people who fortified it before facing a devastating siege. Among its remains, we consider questions of determination, human choice and the cost of standing by one’s convictions. We finish at Netofa Hermitage in Hararit, a place of silence and contemplation whose underground church was created from a Byzantine-era cistern. Here, craftsmanship and faith offer another perspective on the search for meaning, through simplicity, reflection and a close connection to place. From sculptures and ancient fortifications to a secluded hermitage, this tour explores what people choose to build and what they hope to find through creating it. Along the way, the Galilee’s landscapes provide space to reflect on creativity, belonging and resilience. Highlights: A sculpture garden exploring the relationship between material, form and meaning. A scenic walk along the Manof–Shekhanya promenade. The natural setting of Shekhanya Cave and its protected wildlife. Ancient Yodfat and its story of fortification, siege and resilience. Netofa Hermitage in Hararit, a place of craftsmanship, faith and quiet reflection. Sela is a licensed Israeli tour guide with over 20 years of experience. Based in the Galilee, she specializes in family walks, wild food foraging, outdoor cooking and learning through experiences on the trail. She graduated with honors from Bezalel’s Jewelry and Fashion Department and now teaches contemporary jewelry at Tel Hai University. A practicing artist who exhibits in Israel and abroad, she also works in metalwork and lighting design, drawing inspiration from the landscape around her.

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The border region of the Western Negev holds a layered story of pioneering agriculture, ancient trade routes, and frontline defense. The events of October 7, 2023, indelibly changed this landscape and its communities. Developed in response to travelers seeking to stand in solidarity, comprehend the tactical reality on the ground, and witness the ongoing process of recovery, this field study approaches the region with sober analytical clarity and deep human respect. 1. Frontline Realities and Memorial Grounds The Sderot Battle Memorial: Stand at the site of the former Sderot police station. Analyze the urban combat that unfolded in the streets of the city, the strategic challenges faced by first responders, and the civic memorial established where the station once stood. The Re'im Forest (Supernova Festival Site): Walk the grounds of the annual eucalyptus woodland where hundreds of young festivalgoers were targeted. Examine the personal tributes, the makeshift field memorials, and the timeline of the attack within the natural terrain. The Tekuma Vehicle Memorial: A staggering, silent field installation preserving thousands of incinerated and bullet-riddled civilian cars recovered from regional roads and communities. The site offers an undeniable visual record of the scale of destruction. Ot v'Shem Monument and Kfar Aza Perimeters: Visit the memorial sector honoring fallen residents and security teams, examining the physical layout of the border kibbutzim, their security architecture, and the civilian defense squads that fought against overwhelming odds. 2. Historical Roots: Biblical Passages and Early Frontiers The Gerar and Besor Corridors: Trace the ancient historical geography of the Western Negev, connecting the modern frontier to the biblical wanderings of Abraham and Isaac in the Philistine borderlands of Gerar. Early Zionist Outposts: Understand the 1946 "11 Points in the Negev" campaign, examining how early agricultural pioneers laid the water pipelines and defensive perimeters that established the modern southern border of Israel. 3. Renewal, Rehabilitation, and the Future of the South Community Recovery and Rebuilding: Meet with local residents, community leaders, or reconstruction teams working to restore devastated agricultural infrastructure, repopulate neighborhoods, and rebuild shattered kibbutzim. Border Agriculture and Innovation: Observe the remarkable persistence of regional dairy farms, massive greenhouse operations, and citrus groves operating directly along the international border fence under active security protocols. --- Planning Your Visit A journey through the Western Negev requires careful preparation, logistical flexibility, and deep emotional awareness. Travel in this sector is coordinated with relevant regional authorities and takes into account ongoing security assessments and the privacy of recovering communities. This program serves as a comprehensive framework. It can be formatted as a focused single-day itinerary or integrated into a wider exploration of the Negev and the southern frontier, customized to the interests, sensitivities, and background of your group.

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ندعوكم للتعرّف على شمال الجولان من خلال قريتين درزيتين، وقصص أهلهما، والتقاليد المحلية، والزراعة، والمناظر الطبيعية عند سفوح جبل الشيخ. تبدأ الجولة بالقرب من جسر الصداقة في عين قنية، مع فنجان قهوة ولقاء تعارف وإطلالة على محيط وادي سعار. ثم نتابع سيرًا على الأقدام بين أزقة القرية ومعالمها التراثية، لنتعرّف عن قرب على نمط الحياة والثقافة الدرزية. نزور معصرة زيتون ونتعرّف على تقاليد إنتاج زيت الزيتون. بعد ذلك، ننتقل بالسيارات إلى مجدل شمس، ونتوقف عند الموقع التذكاري للأطفال والفتية الذين فقدوا حياتهم في مأساة ملعب كرة القدم. ثم نتابع إلى وادي اليعفوري، لنتعرّف على بساتين التفاح والزراعة المحلية. وبحسب التنسيق والوقت المتاح، نختتم الجولة بزيارة سوق المزارعين وتذوّق الكنافة. تجمع هذه الجولة بين الطبيعة والتراث والزراعة والقصص المحلية والنكهات، برفقة مرشد يعرف المنطقة عن قرب. ماذا ينتظركم في الجولة؟ قهوة ولقاء تعارف بالقرب من جسر الصداقة. جولة سيرًا على الأقدام في عين قنية، تشمل الكنيسة والخلوة، بحسب التنسيق المسبق. زيارة معصرة زيتون والتعرّف على تقاليد إنتاج زيت الزيتون. زيارة الموقع التذكاري في مجدل شمس. مناظر وادي اليعفوري وبساتين التفاح. زيارة سوق محلي وتذوّق الكنافة، بحسب الوقت والإمكانيات المتاحة. لمن تناسب هذه الجولة؟ للعائلات، ومجموعات الأصدقاء، ومجموعات المتنزهين، والمؤسسات وفرق العمل، ولكل مجموعة ترغب في التعرّف على ثقافة شمال الجولان ومناظره الطبيعية من خلال تجربة شخصية ومتعمّقة.