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Category Archives: Middle East
The Old City of Jerusalem and Yad Vashem
I stepped into the darkness from the bright sunshine. I could not see a thing. I slowly shuffled my feet forward, inching along into the void, afraid of bumping my big toes or my nose into something solid. My eyes … Continue reading
The Old and the New, Jaffa and Tel Aviv
MEOW! The cat stared up at me with huge eyes. She sat still like a statue with an intent look on her face. She wanted something from me. You picked the wrong man to beg from, furry feline. The world … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, Middle East
Tagged Israel, Jaffa, manta ray, Mediterranean Sea, restaurant, Tel Aviv
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The Fortress of Masada
I can’t imagine a more inhospitable place to build a palace than Masada in Israel. It is on a butte hundreds of feet above the Judean Desert. Sheer cliff walls surround the top of the butte. A narrow path called … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, Middle East
Tagged Dead Sea, Herod, Israel, Jews, Judean Desert, Masada, Romans, Snake Path
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Floating in the Dead Sea
The feeling is ethereal. You don’t notice anything different as you walk into the water. Go in past your knees as you could be in any lake in the world. But take a few more steps, until the water is … Continue reading
Nazareth and Galilee
“I am smiling because I have positive energy! We are going to have a good day!” said our new tour guide. I had only been on the bus five minutes and already she was getting on my nerves. She professed … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, Middle East
Tagged Beatitudes, Cana, Capernaum, Haifa, Israel, Jordan River, Nazareth, Sea of Galilee, St. Joseph's Church, St. Mary's Church, Tabgha, Tiberias, Yardenit
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