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If your only interest in Jordan is at Petra, then do your Petra excursion from Eilat and return to Eilat to start your exploration of...

Yom Yerushalyaim (Jerusalem Day) will fall on Sunday, 20 May 2012, this year. It's not really a holiday and you will notice anything...

Shuffaluff is correct. The kibbutzim of today are ideologically quite different than they were during the early years of Israel's existence...

The best Dead Sea bathing experience in the northern section of the Dead Sea can be found at "Mineral Beach" located opposite the Ahava...

With 13 nights, consider 4 bases for your touring in Israel and in the following order. Start in Tel Aviv and end in Jerusalem, saving the...

In Jerusalem, I would say that the City of David is a MUST if you see remains from the origins of the city under King David from 3,000...

Mbgg has given you good advice. Let me elaborate a bit....

Congratulations on your decision to visit our fascinating country. The week before Passover is an ideal time to tour Israel - you've made a...

Israel is a fascinating country. And it's very safe to visit. In fact, you're going to feel far safer walking the streets of Tel Aviv,...

I agree about staying the night in the Dead Sea region. I suggest driving down Hwy 90 south after visiting Beit Shean NP and Belvoir/Kochav...

Congratulations on your decision to visit our fascinating little country. I take it this will be your first visit to Israel?...

Ooops. And I forgot to mention if you continue just a bit further south you'll encounter Israel's "Grand Canyon" - Makhtesh Ramon.

Just to correct your terminology, Masada, Ein Gedi and the Dead Sea are all great places and a 'must' on any first-timers visit to Israel....

If you aren't Jewish forget about home hospitality in Tsfat (Safed). Families there open there doors to Jewish travellers for the Sabbath...

Great that you're able to come back and visit us and bring a newcomer along with you!...