I started a new YouTube channel with a new project called Pop up Docu-tours.
Here’s the first video, it’s a general overview of the Old City from the Haas Promenade.
I started a new YouTube channel with a new project called Pop up Docu-tours.
Here’s the first video, it’s a general overview of the Old City from the Haas Promenade.
The “Shfeila” or Judean Foothills is the area between the Jerusalem Hills and the Coastal Plain. It has been the battlefield of Judea for more than 2000 years. The soft chalk hills crowned with grassy meadows are a perfect home for many plants and animals. Join me on a fun family adventure, exploring the Foothills of Judea.
Itinerary:
It is believed that the Herodion Temple Mount took much longer to build than Herod actually lived for. Consider how long it must have took to even build the machinery and work out the engineering to build the entire massive structure.
The Temple Mount had 140,000 square meters surface area. The Western Wall is 488 meters in length alone. The largest stone is well over 280 tonnes (some say 570 tonnes). According to the Christian Scripture it took more than 46 years to build (John 2:20).
It is highly likely that , not unlike this blog, there were many starts and stops!
Stay tuned for more interesting and entertaining blogs, podcasts and videos!
You should visit the beautiful region of the Golan. This is radically different from any other visit to Israel, the volcanic soil and amazing view across the Golan plateau make it unlike any other region in Israel.
This is a very versatile tour; allowing for changes based on the need of the group. This would be the perfect family tour for any time of year especially the Jewis holiday season.
Description of the Day:
We start early in the morning for a picturesque ride to the North.
Ou first stop will be for a brief overview at the Gadot Lookout military memorial to explain the History and Geography of the area.
We begin a hike of the Jilabun stream at an abandoned Syrian military base (ideally before midday, when it gets too hot) we hike through a grove of Eucalyptus trees down a dirt path that follows the Jilabun stream past a beautiful waterfall to a pool, where we can have a nice dip! The route that we take is normally the circular route.
After lunch in Qatrsin we have a choice of a number, though not all, of the following options:
Contact me here for more details.
Bibliography
Yalkut Shimoni: Midrash al Torah, Neviim u-Khetuvim. Yarid ha-Sefarim, Jerusalem 2006
Hagadah (any version with English translation)
Bibliography
Hittite Treaties and Letters, D. Luckenbill
The American Journal of Semitic Languages and Literatures
Vol. 37, No. 3 (Apr., 1921), pp. 161-211
Reflections on The Mitanni Emergence, G. Schwartz
Berlin Studies of the Ancient World, Vol. 17
The Beginning of Desire: Reflections on Genesis, A Zornberg
Image Books 1996
Studies in Bereishit, Nechama Leibowitz
Jerusalem, WZO, 1976
Pseudo Translation of Yonatan ben Uzziel:
http://targum.info/targumic-texts/pentateuchal-targumim/
Please see the main Bibliography for more.