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Tag Archives: Palestine
Old Jerusalem – Israel
[/caption] The biggest face-off these days in Old Jerusalem may be between archaeologists, who want to preserve the city’s priceless antiquities, and modern developers. How far can they go before the essential character of Jerusalem is destroyed forever? Everybody wants … Continue reading
Posted in Historic Sites
Tagged Christianity, Dome of the Rock, El Aksa Mosque, Historic Sites, Islam, Israel, Jerusalem, Judaism, Palestine, Temple Mount
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Palestine
Palestine’s rugged hills, ancient olive groves and cities rich in history are complemented by a lively cafe scene in Ramallah and miles of Mediterranean beach. The future state of Palestine consists of two non-contiguous territories separated by Israel: the hilly, … Continue reading
Posted in Countries
Tagged Arab countries, Arab-Israeli War, Asia, Countries, Gaza, Jerusalem, Mediterranean, Middle East, Palestine, Travel
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Jerusalem
It is written in the Talmud that God divided beauty into ten parts, allocating nine parts to Jerusalem and one part to the rest of the world. He then separated Science into ten parts, and again gave nine parts to … Continue reading