Everthing Israel related.
Israel celebrated 60 years as a state in May 14, 2008. Join this group of everything Israel.
Israel and the Holy Land.
Time stands still in the Holy Land where time began.Some 600,000 North Americans visited Israel in 2006, almost 30% of the total, and representing the largest single source of tourism to the country. "This is a highly unusual phenomenon," observes Sommer, "because most countries` chief source of tourism is nearby...while ours is 6,000 miles away." One Ministry`s goal is to double North American tourism to Israel by 2010.
In the same country where gas costs more that $7 a gallon and ice is a luxury (requests for ice are met with frowns, thanks to Israel's water shortage), there are Pizza Huts, McDonald's, Office Depots and Ace hardware stores. Not to mention Barbie dolls, Nike T-shirts, Air Jordans and Disney characters. Surprisingly, there are no Starbucks.
Newest Israel Lenses
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A Delicious Collection of Israeli Polymer Clay Jewelry
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This lens features the visually stunning jewelry created by talented Israeli polymer clay crafters. All of the artists below live in Israel, have Flickr galleries, and some of them have active Etsy shops. I hope you enjoy my picks. Please check back...
Israel Lenses
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Israeli Eurovision Video Showcase
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I've taken the time to collect the best Israeli entries to this international competition for you. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised by some of the videos! Photo: Jerry Daykin
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Matkot: Israel's Unofficial National Sport (Beach Paddleball)
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Matkot (pronounced mahtcoat) is Israeli beach tennis without the court, rules, or net. It's awesome in it's simplicity, but very challenging. The point of the game is to keep a rally going as long as possible without the ball touching the ground. Mat...
All about Israel
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Israel's Turned 60! Congrats (May 14, 2008)
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Israel turns 60 years as a state. Since 1948, the world's 100th smallest country with less than 1/1000th of the world's population has become a leader in many fields including technology, arts and culture, medicine and agriculture. The Land of Israe...
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Birding in Israel with Grandma
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Israel is an area of tremendous interest to ornithologists because it is situated on one of the major Palearctic-African migration routes. For this reason I have chosen Israel as one of the top spots of the world to go birding: Israel's unique l...
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Peace in Israel
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This is a blog of the supporter of Peace in Israel, between Muslims, Jews, and Christians. We are all brothers and sisters. However, my opinion is that Israel is not doing anything wrong by defending herself, and my opinion will be that until there's...
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Israel Baseball League
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Welcome to the Squidoo Home of the Israel Baseball League. There are six teams participating in the inaugural season: Bet Shemesh Blue Sox Tel Aviv Lightning Modi'in Miracle Netanya Tigers Ra'anana Express Petach Tikva Pioneers
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The Definitive Vacation Guide to Haifa, Israel
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Haifa, the third largest city in Israel and the capital of the north, is an underrated gem. This port city on the sea boasts an abundance of visual delights, including the world famous Baha'i Gardens, an amazing view of the city and bay from th...
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Facts about Israel
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This lens is not done - it isn't even close, but I will add to it when I can. Most notably, I don't have citations for anything. That will be one of the things that I will be working on . . . .
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The Hebrew Language
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The Hebrew language is a Semitic language spoken the Israelites and is related to the modern languages of Arabic, Aramaic, and Amharic. It is also related to now extinct languages like Ugaritic and Akkadian.
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Living with Down Syndrome in Israel
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This Lens is meant to give you tips on living in Israel with a child with Down Syndrome. I'm not an expert, just a parent of a 7 year old daughter with Down Syndrome learning by experience. I hope that you can learn from my experiences too. I'll...
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Israel and the church
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I know this may be somewhat of a touchy subject. But what isn't these days if it has anything to do with God. I want to speak to both Christians and those who follow Judaism. Brouching this topic opens up the door to many other debates, but I will at...
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Israelology
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The Bible refers to the Lost Tribes of Israel but did they really disappear without a trace? Did they become the country of Israel in the Middle East or is that something else altogether? Israelology explains the little known rest of the story.
Israel Lenses
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Mount Carmel in the Bible
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Mount Camel is a twenty-four mile long coastal mountain range in Israel stretching from the Mediterranean Sea to the southwest. It is home to one of the most striking spiritual battles in the Old Testament.
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Our Family's Christian Seder
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This is a great family event. It strengthens our ties with and understanding of God. It also serves as education and a family alter-call for unsaved family members. The seder is in the form I printed up last year, complete with names of readers. Fee...
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The Negev in the Bible
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Negev or Negeb is the desert region of southern Israel which makes up the majority of Israel's official Southern District. It takes up 66% or over 6,700 square miles of Israel, and occupies almost half of the Holy Land west of the Jordan.
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Peace in Israel
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This is a blog of the supporter of Peace in Israel, between Muslims, Jews, and Christians. We are all brothers and sisters. However, my opinion is that Israel is not doing anything wrong by defending herself, and my opinion will be that until there's...
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Traveling to Galilee
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My wife and I were priveledged to travel throughout Israel. There is no doubt that one of the places that holds the most impact on me, even to this day, is Galilee. There is an essence that fills that place with a presence ever-so unforgettable. The...
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Third Temple in Jerusalem plans to be rebuilt.
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With all the detail to involve, I will continue to add information. I continue to discover things about the temple, sacrifice, offerings, covenants, rebuilding of a new temple and more. "...we are impure, and will remain impure until we are able to...









