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1 Bar'am synagogue
ברעם, בית כנסת
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2 Bar'am synagogue
ברעם, בית כנסת
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3 Bar'am synagogue
ברעם, בית כנסת
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4 Bar'am synagogue
ברעם, בית כנסת
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5 Bar'am synagogue
ברעם, בית כנסת
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6 Bar'am synagogue
ברעם, בית כנסת
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7 Paneas (Banias, Caesarea Philippi) - Synagogue
בניאס, בית כנסת
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8 Paneas (Banias, Caesarea Philippi)-Synagogue
בניאס, בית כנסת
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9 Paneas (Banias, Caesarea Philippi)- Synagogue
בניאס, בית כנסת
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10 Gamla
גמלא העתיקה
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11 Jerusalem, Mount of Olives, Valley of Jehoshaphat, cemetery
ירושלים, הר הזיתים
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12 Jerusalem, Mount Zion, 2007 Independence Day
ירושלים, הר ציון
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13 Jerusalem, Mount Zion, David's Tomb compound
ירושלים, מתחם קבר דוד
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14 Jerusalem, Mount Zion, David's Tomb
ירושלים, מתחם קבר דוד
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15 Jerusalem, Mount Zion, David's Tomb
ירושלים, מתחם קבר דוד
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16 Jerusalem,Zion Gate, mezuzah
ירושלים, שער ציון
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17 Jerusalem, Old City, Jewish Quarter, Broad Wall
ירושלים, הרובע היהודי
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18 Jerusalem, Valley of Jehoshaphat
ירושלים, עמק יהושפט
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19 Jerusalem, Valley of Jehoshaphat, Abshalom monument
ירושלים, יד אבשלום
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20 Jerusalem, Western Wall
ירושלים, הכותל המערבי
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21 Jerusalem, Western Wall, Mugrabi Gate Project
ירושלים, הכותל המערבי
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22 Jerusalem, Western Wall
ירושלים, הכותל המערבי
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23 Jerusalem, Western Wall, Master course
ירושלים, הכותל המערבי
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24 Jerusalem, Western Wall, Master course
ירושלים, הכותל המערבי
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25 Jerusalem, Western Wall, peace
ירושלים, הכותל המערבי
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26 Jerusalem, Western wall, Tunnel
ירושלים, מנהרת הכותל
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27 Jerusalem, Western wall, Tunnel
ירושלים, מנהרת הכותל
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28 Jerusalem, Western wall, Tunnel
ירושלים, מנהרת הכותל
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29 Jerusalem, Yad Vashem, from Holocaust to Rebirth, Naftali Bezem
ירושלים, יד ושם
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30 Jerusalem, Yad Vashem, The Hall of Names
ירושלים, יד ושם
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31 Jerusalem, Yad Vashem, Memorial to the Jewish Soldiers and Partisans
ירושלים, יד ושם
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32 Jerusalem, Yad Vashem
'Mystree' 2003
ירושלים, יד ושם
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33 \'Massada will never fall again\'
מצדה
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34 \'Massada will never fall again\'
מצדה
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35 Safed, Safad, Zefat, Tzfat, Alsheich Synagogue
צפת, בית הכנסת האלשייך הקדוש
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Safed, Safad, Zefat, Tzfat, Ashkenazi Ha’Ari Synagogue
צפת, בית הכנסת האר"י האשכנזי
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37 Safed, Safad, Zefat, Tzfat, Ashkenazi Ha’Ari Synagogue
צפת, בית הכנסת האר"י האשכנזי
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38 Safed, Safad, Zefat, Tzfat, Ashkenazi Ha’Ari Synagogue
צפת, בית הכנסת האר"י האשכנזי
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39 Safed, Safad2, Zefat, Tzfat, Ashkenazi Ha’Ari Synagogue
צפת, בית הכנסת האר"י האשכנזי
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40 Safed, Safad, Zefat, Tzfat, Abuhav Synagogue
צפת, בית הכנסת ע"ש ר' יצחק אבוהב
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41 Safed, Safad, Zefat, Tzfat, Abuhav Synagogue
צפת, בית הכנסת ע"ש ר' יצחק אבוהב
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42 Safed, Safad, Zefat, Tzfat, Abuhav Synagogue
צפת, בית הכנסת ע"ש ר' יצחק אבוהב
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43 Safed, Safad, Zefat, Tzfat, Caro synagogue
צפת, בית הכנסת על שמו של רבי יוסף קארו
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44 Safed, Safad, Zefat, Tzfat, Caro Synagogue,
צפת, בית הכנסת על שמו של רבי יוסף קארו
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45 Safed, Safad, Zefat, Tzfat, Caro Synagogue
צפת, בית הכנסת על שמו של רבי יוסף קארו
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46 Safed, Safad, Zefat, Tzfat, Caro Synagogue
צפת, בית הכנסת על שמו של רבי יוסף קארו
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47 Safed, Safad, Zefat, Tzfat, Caro Synagogue
צפת, בית הכנסת על שמו של רבי יוסף קארו
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48 Safed, Safad, Zefat, Tzfat, Caro Synagogue
צפת, בית הכנסת על שמו של רבי יוסף קארו
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49 Tomb Benjamin
קבר בנימין בן יעקב
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50 Tomb Benjamin, Kfar Saba
קבר בנימין בן יעקב
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51 Tomb Benjamin, Kfar Saba
קבר בנימין בן יעקב
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52 Tomb Benjamin, Kfar Saba
קבר בנימין בן יעקב
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53 Tannaim Tombs, Road 85,tomb of Rabbi Eliezer ben Yaakov
קברי התנאים
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54 Tannaim Tombs, Road 85, tomb of Rabbi Eliezer ben Yaakov
קברי התנאים
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55 Tannaim Tombs, Road 85, tomb of Rabbi Eliezer ben Yaakov
קברי התנאים
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56 Tannaim Tombs, Road 85, tomb of Rabbi Eliezer ben Yaakov
קברי התנאים
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57 Tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai (or Rashbi)
קבר רבי שמעון בר יוחאי
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58 Tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai (or Rashbi)
קבר רבי שמעון בר יוחאי
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59 Tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai (or Rashbi)
קבר רבי שמעון בר יוחאי
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60 Tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai (or Rashbi)
קבר רבי שמעון בר יוחאי
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61 Tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai (or Rashbi)
קבר רבי שמעון בר יוחאי
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62 Tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai (or Rashbi)
קבר רבי שמעון בר יוחאי
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63 Tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai (or Rashbi)
קבר רבי שמעון בר יוחאי
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64 Galilee, Tomb of the prophet Habakuk
קבר חבקוק הנביא
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65 Galilee, Tomb of the prophet Habakuk
קבר חבקוק הנביא
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66 Galilee, Tomb of the prophet Habakuk
קבר חבקוק הנביא
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, 15 minutes from Sasa junction.<br><br> The Bar\'am synagogue is identical with the Capernaum(Kfar Nahum) and Chorazin synagogue.<br> The three entrances face to the south.<br>On the eastern window sill in the facade of the Bar\'am synagogue is a Hebrew inscription :\'Built by Elazar, son of Yudan\'. <br>The synagogue is probably from the third century CE.<br>The village of Bar\'am is not mentioned in Jewish sources.<br> The village was until 1948 a Maronite Christian village.<br>During the War of Independence (1948), the villagers were evacuated and the site is now under the management of the Israel Nature and Parks Protection Authority.'))
, 15 minutes from Sasa junction.'))
, 15 minutes from Sasa junction.'))
, 15 minutes from Sasa junction.'))
, 15 minutes from Sasa junction.'))
, 15 minutes from Sasa junction.'))
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 at Gamla junction and then take Route 869 to Daliyot junction, turning left (north) on route 808 for about 2 kilometers. A signposted dirt road leads to the reserve.<br><br>The name Gamla comes from the word gamal, meaning \'camel\', as it is situated on a hill shaped like a camel\'s hump.<br><br>Gamla was an important city at the end of the Second Temple period.<br>In 66 CE the residents of Gamla joined the Jewish Revolt against the Romans.<br> Under the direction of Josephus (c. 37-100 CE), Joseph Ben-Matityahu, the Jewish military leader, they efficiently constructed a wall.<br>In 68 CE, King Agrippa II\'s (27-100 CE), army came to Gamla and besieged the city for seven months, with no success.<br> According to Josephus (War 4:1-83), Titus Flavius Vespasianus (9-79 CE) arrived at Gamla at the head of three Roman legions, and began the siege of Gamla on 12 October 67 CE. A month later, the Romans breached the wall and entered Gamla.<br> However, when the Jews of Gamla saw that they had no chance whatsoever of victory, they chose to commit suicide by jumping off the precipice rather than fall into captivity.'))
.<br> \'Let the nations be roused; let them advance into the Valley of Jehoshaphat, for there I will sit to judge all the nations on every side\'. (Jo.3:12).<br>And Zechariah (Zech. 14:4) chose for the Mount of Olives, where the resurrection will begin when the Messiah comes.<br>The Kidron Valley is the Valley of Jehoshaphat (=\'Yahweh judges\'). <br>For this reason, Jews have sought since antiquity to be buried on the Mount of Olives. Those interred there hope to be the first in line and to benefit by the charity of an unjaded Messiah.<br>Valley of Jehoshaphat is not mentioned in the Bible or Josephus, but is first encountered in the middle of the fourth century by Egeria (about 381–384) and the pilgrim of Bordeaux (333 CE).'))
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' , 'a monument designed by Bernie Fink (b. 1942) and dedicated to the million-and-a-half Jewish soldiers, ghetto fighters, partisans and soldiers of the Allied forces who fought against Nazi Germany.<br> In front of the monument is a sunken plaza in the form of a menorah. The monument consists of six oblong, hexagonal blocks of granite arranged in two groups of three. A Star of David is created between the hexagons, sliced down the middle by a stainless steel sword. <br>The six blocks of granite represent the six million Jews murdered by the Nazis, the Star of David symbolizes the Jewish People, and the sword, the fight against the Nazis. The symbol of a Star of David and a sword is usually associated with the IDF; by using this combination, the artist makes a connection between the Jewish soldiers in the Allied forces, and modern-day Israeli soldiers.<br>The monument bears the following inscription in Hebrew, English. Russian, French and Yiddish: \'Glory be to the Jewish Soldiers and Partisans who fought against Nazi Germany.\' '))
. commissioned by Yad Vashem Museum for the Partisans Panorama in the year 2003. sculptor Zadok Ben-David. The material is Corten steel (which weather by acquiring a stable, rusted surface, and so can be used un-painted) and the technique was plasma cut.<br> The tree looks at the first glance like an ordinary tree with branches and leaves but in fact it contains only figures (more than 500) <br> The people are the tree-its trunk is rooted in the ground and the human branches are an expression of growth and hope: the hope of the partisans to survive and to fight against the Germans.'))
.<br> In the 20th century, the fortress became a symbol of Jewish national heroism; it is now one of Israel\'s most visited tourist attractions.'))
.<br> In the 20th century, the fortress became a symbol of Jewish national heroism; it is now one of Israel\'s most visited tourist attractions.'))
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,','Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, a Tanna (scholar of the Mishnah) of the second century, is the traditional author of the Zohar; (the most important work of Kabbalah, a mystical commentary on the Torah , the five books of Moses).<br>He was born in Galilee and died, according to tradition, on the 18th of Iyyar (= Lag be-\'Omer). <br>Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai was buried at Meron, together with his son Rabbi Eleazer.'))
,','Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, a Tanna (scholar of the Mishnah) of the second century, is the traditional author of the Zohar; (the most important work of Kabbalah, a mystical commentary on the Torah , the five books of Moses).<br>He was born in Galilee and died, according to tradition, on the 18th of Iyyar (= Lag be-\'Omer). <br>Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai was buried at Meron, together with his son Rabbi Eleazer.'))
,','Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, a Tanna (scholar of the Mishnah) of the second century, is the traditional author of the Zohar; (the most important work of Kabbalah, a mystical commentary on the Torah , the five books of Moses).<br>He was born in Galilee and died, according to tradition, on the 18th of Iyyar (= Lag be-\'Omer). <br>Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai was buried at Meron, together with his son Rabbi Eleazer.'))
,','Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, a Tanna (scholar of the Mishnah) of the second century, is the traditional author of the Zohar; (the most important work of Kabbalah, a mystical commentary on the Torah , the five books of Moses).<br>He was born in Galilee and died, according to tradition, on the 18th of Iyyar (= Lag be-\'Omer). <br>Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai was buried at Meron, together with his son Rabbi Eleazer.'))
,','Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, a Tanna (scholar of the Mishnah) of the second century, is the traditional author of the Zohar; (the most important work of Kabbalah, a mystical commentary on the Torah , the five books of Moses).<br>He was born in Galilee and died, according to tradition, on the 18th of Iyyar (= Lag be-\'Omer). <br>Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai was buried at Meron, together with his son Rabbi Eleazer.'))
,','Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, a Tanna (scholar of the Mishnah) of the second century, is the traditional author of the Zohar; (the most important work of Kabbalah, a mystical commentary on the Torah , the five books of Moses).<br>He was born in Galilee and died, according to tradition, on the 18th of Iyyar (= Lag be-\'Omer). <br>Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai was buried at Meron, together with his son Rabbi Eleazer.'))
,','Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, a Tanna (scholar of the Mishnah) of the second century, is the traditional author of the Zohar; (the most important work of Kabbalah, a mystical commentary on the Torah , the five books of Moses).<br>He was born in Galilee and died, according to tradition, on the 18th of Iyyar (= Lag be-\'Omer). <br>Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai was buried at Meron, together with his son Rabbi Eleazer.'))
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