Backpacking in Jerusalem
For most young travelers setting out with nothing but their backpack and a dream to stamp up there passport with as many countries as possible, the first places they consider visiting are in Western Europe, Eastern Asia, and Australasia, however …
New: The Port at Night
All Tel Avivians know how pleasant the port is at night. A beautiful waterfront view with great restaurants and shopping. Well, this nightlife is about to spice up
El Al to Join Up With Canadian Airline WestJet
The unique relationship between Israel and Toronto has taken another step forward on September 12, when Canadian Airline WestJet and Israel’s airline El Al announced a
Sinai Not Safe?
My first impression of the Sinai Peninsula in the north of Egypt was a pleasant surprise. I travelled there with two of my comrades in the spring of
Wailing at The Wall in Jerusalem
[caption id="attachment_6546" align="alignright" width="400" caption="Placing Notes in the Wailing Wall"][/caption] The Western Wall, Wailing Wall or Kotel, is found in Jerusalem's Old City, at the disputed
Tourism in the Jewish State
If not because of a de facto war with Hamas, then due to the economic crisis, 2009 saw a considerable lull in tourism; while 2008 welcomed 3 million
Abbas Comis?
So often tidbits of news and history become philosophical mind-benders…so as beholders of the Truth, as we at OneJerusalem.com happen to be, we try and leave our stories
Coming Soon: Hittin’ The Links in the Holy Land
How will Israeli work to further entice worldwide tourists, to come over and play? How about warming up to the world of golfers! The Tourism Ministry and
The Eighth Natural Wonder of the World – Khouloud Daibes
It's set in the lowest point on Earth, and it's the saltiest lake on Earth – surrounded by a beach of splendid salt crystals, and breathtaking mountains. The
These Flames Are Eternal
Last Wednesday a collection of coins burned and charred from the destruction of the Second Jewish Temple in Jerusalem in A.D. 70, were displayed for the very
From Trash to Treasure – Israel Turns Landfill into Garbage-Fueled Park
Just where Route 4 turns into Route 1 from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, right at the juncture rests a 46-year-old mountain of garbage. Last Sunday night, that garbage
Pope’s Visit Anticipated Amid Property Disputes
The arrival in Israel of Pope Benedict XVI on May 14 is already being prepared for in earnest by Israeli and Catholic Church authorities. The visit of
Touring the north of Israel
Those fortunate enough to go on sightseeing trips to Israel's far northern region during Pesach must have been impressed by the sheer beauty of areas in Israel's northern
Strolling along the Tel Aviv Boardwalk
For those who are not aware, Tel Aviv now has a smaller version of Atlantic City's famous Boardwalk. Located at what is still known as the Tel Aviv



















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