Pottery produced by the Philistines in the 10th to 9th century BCE. Reproductions on display at Corinne Mamane Museum of Philistine Culture in Ashdod…
Registration area at Michlelet Herzog of Bible Study Day About two weeks after we made aliyah, two women I had met at synagogue started…
Tegert Fort courtyard, Neve Tzuf. Near base of wall on right are iron rings to tether horses Tzuf is the nectar made by flowers.…
Near the top of Har Eval, where Joshua built an altar From where we were standing, near the top of windy barren Har Eval,…
Hills of Binyamin from Talmon The first time I ever heard of Talmon, a small town in the Binyamin region, was last July. Its…
Persian fallow deer at Jerusalem Biblical Zoo Every time we visit the zoo in Jerusalem, we walk along a trail overlooking the large flat…
Student driver: the ל on the roof stands for “learning” New olim are allowed to convert their foreign driver’s license to an Israeli license…
Early morning customers at the makollet across the street When I wake up, I hear the chirping of birds through the open windows. I’m…
The National Sports Center for the Blind is the site of an indoor swimming pool in Jerusalem When we first moved to the Kiryat Moshe…
From Castel, looking down on Road 1 to Jerusalem From the Castel fortress, you look down on Road 1, the main route from the…