All you need to know about art & culture in Israel
January 25, 2012 | admin | Israeli artists | No Comments
If you pay a visit to Tel Aviv, make sure to include Tel Aviv museum of art in your plans. Museums that hold art can be great places to visit and get familiarized with the local culture. There is so much culture and unique ideas from many various types of Israeli artists that can intrigue the most c
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January 24, 2012 | admin | places and sites | No Comments
Tel Aviv is the second most populated city in Israel with a population of around for hundred thousand. It lies at the heart of the Israeli culture. cated on the Mediterranean coastline, the city's name literally translates into “Spring Mound". The city was founded in 1909, on the outskirts of th
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January 20, 2012 | admin | places and sites | No Comments
Probably the most historic, all-natural, and culturally rich towns where you could discover a wellness getaway would be the Dead Sea in Israel. Nature supplies a therapeutic and inspiring lifestyle that encompasses its guests with the opportunity to submerge into its restorative healing elements. Th
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If you pay a visit to Tel Aviv, make sure to include Tel Aviv museum of art in your plans. Museums that hold art can be great places to visit and get familiarized with the local culture. There is so much culture and unique ideas from many various types of Israeli artists that can intrigue the most c
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Tel Aviv is the second most populated city in Israel with a population of around for hundred thousand. It lies at the heart of the Israeli culture. cated on the Mediterranean coastline, the city's name literally translates into “Spring Mound". The city was founded in 1909, on the outskirts of th
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Probably the most historic, all-natural, and culturally rich towns where you could discover a wellness getaway would be the Dead Sea in Israel. Nature supplies a therapeutic and inspiring lifestyle that encompasses its guests with the opportunity to submerge into its restorative healing elements. Th
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Jewish Henna ceremonies are a traditional Yemenite/ Moroccan pre-party which take place a week before weddings and less commonly, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs. Henna is a plant whose leaves are crushed and mixed into a paste which is used in the ritual performed at the Henna party. What is a Jewish Henna Pa
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The Diamond District in Israel is located in Ramat Gan - which is on the border with Tel Aviv. Israel's Diamond District is made up of a four building complex and what is known as the "Diamond Tower". The largest diamond trading room in the world is located in the diamond tower. The Diamond Indus
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If you just want to give yourself a nice gift or you'd like to present one to those in Israel who are hosting your stay or even send one back to family and friends at home, then Nachalat Binyamin market is where you will want to spend your time. Here you will find prices to be very affordable, with
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As one of the oldest and busiest streets in Tel Aviv, Dizengoff street was given its name in for the first mayor of the city, back in 1934. Back then, Dizengoff street was the premiere place to see and be seen and came to be the representative for Israel's cultural life and energy. During the 70s an
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Kabbalah bracelets are worn by many people around the world today who are looking for luck and proction. Kabbalah bracelets usually contain Hebrew prayers or blessings, such as Shema Yisrael. These sacred words contain spiritual qualities, which in turn makes the bracelet a good luck charm or amulet
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The relationship between the Israeli people and Israeli cinema has always been a complex and unstable one, but in the last decade Israeli films have come into a new era. Israeli cinema was virtually nonexistent at the country's inception. Since then cinema gained support from government laws and the
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The well-known Habima National Theater is one of the first Hebrew language theaters of Israel. Soon after the 1905 revolution, Nahum Zemach founded the Habima Theater. Operating under the shelter of the Moscow Art Theater, its performances were in Hebrew and dealt with the several issues lived and f
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Harel Skaat will perform the song Millim (Words) that was selected by audience and judge panels. If you haven't heard th...
If you're looking for cool gifts, Ori Niv creates some of the coolest. Ori Niv, who lives and works in Tel Aviv, is one ...
Well, if you haven't - you should! Lost Islands is a great mix of humor and drama, just like we Israelis like. Set ...
