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Bet She’arim- Important Necropolis From Talmud Era

March 19, 2013 By Sandra Bornstein 1 Comment

The road leading into Bet She'arim

After leaving the Old City of Akko we drove to the Bet She'arim National Park. This site is located within the town of Kiryat Tivon. Shortly after exiting the main road, we drove past the remains of the synagogue and the ancient Jewish city of Bet She'arim. A quick glance … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Jewish Culture, Middle East, Worldwide Travel Tagged With: Bet She'arim, burial caves, burial caves from Talmudic era, Egyptian catacombs, Jewish ancient coffins, Jewish sarcophagus, Judah the Prince, necropolis, necropolis from Talmud Era, Roman Jewish catacombs, Yehuda Hanassi

Old City of Akko- A City Beneath a City

March 14, 2013 By Sandra Bornstein 12 Comments

The Old City of Akko (Acre) illustrates the interactions between diverse cultures and the complexity of history. As a hub of international trade, this port city was once home to the Canaanites, Romans, Crusaders, Turks, and the British. Each left their mark. Traces of the Ottoman … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Jewish Culture, Middle East, Worldwide Travel Tagged With: Acre, history in Akko, Mesika family in Akko, Old City of Akko, Sousa Gallery in Akko, Underground Prisoners Museum

A Taste of Israel- Machane Yehuda Market

March 13, 2013 By Sandra Bornstein Leave a Comment

Where can you go in any city to witness an authentic atmosphere? The answer is simple, the marketplace. In London, we visited Borough Market. In Jerusalem, we meandered through the Mechane Yehuda Market located between Jaffa and Agripas Streets. This shuk (pedestrian only … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Jewish Culture, Middle East, Worldwide Travel Tagged With: Borough Market, halavah, Israeli halavah, Israeli shuk, Jacob Firsel, Mamlechet HaHalva, Mechane, Places to visit in Jerusalem, shuk in Jerusalem, taste of Israel, Yehuda Market

Tidbits From the Israel Museum

March 12, 2013 By Sandra Bornstein Leave a Comment

  On a return visit to the Israel Museum, it is possible to visit some of the less frequented exhibits. I have nicknamed this assortment of blog pictures, "Tidbits from the Israel Museum." Like a delicious morsel of food that satisfies the palate, these random items … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Jewish Culture, Middle East, Worldwide Travel Tagged With: Israel Museum, Italian micro mosaics, Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation, Rothschild Family, Rothschild Room at Israel Museum, Sir Arthur Gilbert, sukkah from Fishach

Inside the Israel Museum- Archaeological Treasures

March 11, 2013 By Sandra Bornstein Leave a Comment

If you are interested in Ancient Israel archaeological treasures, the Samuel and Saidye Bronfman Archaeology Wing at the Israel Museum is a must see. This part of the museum is arranged in 7 chronological chapters that range from the Stone Age through the Ottoman Period. Each … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Jewish Culture, Middle East, Worldwide Travel Tagged With: ancient mosaics in Israel, Israel Museum, model of Arad house, Samuel and Siadye Bronfman Archaeology Wing at the Israel Museum, silver amulets with Priestly Benediction, Susiya Synagogue, Upper Galilee burial car artifacts

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