Judaism and synagugues

Tzfat - the city of Kabbalah, join me as I explain what is it and why Tzfat became so special.

The Western Wall is the holiest site for Jews worldwide. What is it? Who built it? Join me as I explain it to my group.

Hammat Tiberias National Park is where the Jewish town of Tiberias began 2000 years ago. it contains the ruins of the ancient synagogue and the hot springs, in which we can swim today just like 2000 years ago.

The grave of David Ben Gurion, Israel's first prime minister, is located in the Negev desert. Why? The answer is in the video.

Rimon Ruings is an ancient synagogue, and it is not known to many Israelis. Here is a videographed tour in this special place, not far from Beer Sheva in the Negev.

Kibbutz Ginosar has one of the greatest archeological finds here in Israel. A 2000 year old wooden boat, found in the Sea of Galilee. Here is a video with some answers, many questions, and also the new wooden boats of the Sea of Galilee.

Ha Ari Synagogue in Tzfat (Safed) is a famous and important one. Here I visit the synagogue with a Christian group that visit a synagogue for the first time. It was interesting.

Live tour with a group in Kumran next to the Dead Sea. The National Park attracts people from all over the world because its connection to the Dead Sea Scrolls and John The Baptist.

Israel Museum is the biggest and most important museum in Israel. it contains a big model of old Jerusalem of 2000 years ago, some of the Dead Sea Scrolls are presented in the Shrine Of The Book, and so much more.