At the request of the audience: the amazing mashup of the postcards against the background of Abanibi’s music and the landscapes of our beautiful country. In the video you can see many attractions from all over Israel, from the south to the north, really a beautiful video
Holiday villas have revolutionized the way people vacation, offering a unique and luxurious experience that can't be matched by traditional hotel stays. With spacious and private accommodations, a holiday villa is a perfect choice for families, friends, or couples seeking a different kind of vacation. One of the main benefits of a holiday villa is the privacy it offers. Unlike a hotel, where guests may have to share common areas with strangers, a villa offers the ultimate in privacy, allowing guests to enjoy their vacation without any distractions. A villa typically includes multiple bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, as well as a large living area and fully-equipped kitchen. This means guests can spend time together in communal spaces while also having the option to retreat to their own private space for some alone time. Another great feature of holiday villas is the added amenities they provide. Many villas come with a private pool, allowing guests to relax and soak up the sun without having to share space with others. Some villas even offer game tables, allowing guests to play games like pool or table tennis while enjoying the privacy of their own villa. These added amenities make for a truly unique and memorable vacation experience. Holiday villas are also a great option for those looking to celebrate special occasions with friends or family. Whether it's a bachelor or bachelorette party, a birthday celebration, or a family reunion, a holiday villa offers the perfect setting for a memorable and intimate gathering. Of course, one of the main advantages of a holiday villa is the flexibility it offers. Guests can cook their own meals, allowing them to save money and enjoy home-cooked meals. This is particularly advantageous for those with dietary restrictions or for families with young children who may be picky eaters. Having a fully-equipped kitchen also means guests can enjoy the flexibility of eating meals at their own convenience. In conclusion, a holiday villa vacation offers a unique and luxurious experience for those looking for something different from a traditional hotel stay. With added privacy, amenities, and flexibility, a holiday villa is a great option for families, friends, and couples looking to enjoy a vacation together without the distractions and noise of a large hotel.
In recent years we have witnessed a growing trend of secular and religious families who prefer to celebrate Bar Mitzvah at the Western Wall. This bar or bat mitzvah event is one of the most influential events in the life of a Jewish child who has reached adulthood, many parents today are looking to celebrate this event in a different and unconventional way. We have collected for you a number of options for holding a special event that will be remembered for years to come. Bar Mitzvah at the Western Wall - independently: From an inspection we did to produce an event at the Western Wall can cost between 6,000 and 20,000 NIS per event, of course it all depends on which production company chooses and what content we want to offer our guests. Those of you who are interested in producing such an event on your own should keep in mind that it is not an easy and not even cheap production even when performed alone. In the first stage, you need to check the Hebrew date of the child, according to which the child can be raised to the Torah, and of course, remember that the event can be performed on Mondays and Thursdays of the week (days of publishing a Torah scroll). After we have chosen the date, we need to contact the Western Wall Heritage Association in Jerusalem in order to coordinate the event and receive an escort on their behalf. Then you need to coordinate with the bus company the day of the event and the program is recommended to bring the guests by bus than then look for them all if you arrive privately (there is also a parking problem at the Western Wall)… As for content, you can of course decide for yourself what suits your guests, we recommend a light breakfast together (in the summer also make sure to drink a lot) and of course after the ascent to the Western Wall a shared lunch in a restaurant or hotel (lunch can also be a place for greetings or a presentation). It is possible and recommended to add a procession of drummers and trumpets, including a canopy that creates a happy atmosphere and of course enriches the event. You can coordinate with them in advance or just close with such a group when you arrive, you can sometimes find them right at the entrance to the Western Wall courting customers (there is a risk of waiting for the last minute because they may not be available). You can also hire a guide or bus escort who will entertain the atmosphere and activate the guests. For those who are interested, you can also coordinate the inflating of balloons, the production of kippahs for guests and even a headscarf for women with the child's name on them or to hand out a souvenir from the event and of course not to forget a video and stills photographer. In the summer, it is recommended to coordinate with the Western Wall management the event inside the tunnel, where there is air conditioning and of course women's help that includes an audio kit (headphones that help women hear the child read) Activity through a production company: Our recommendation for those who want to come and enjoy the event and most importantly do not mess with the whole process (again it is important to note That the process requires a lot of work if producers alone) hire a production company, they take care of all the coordination They also take care of accompanying the child in the process itself, also coordinating guides who will travel with the guests on the bus and of course make their time pleasant in singing in the Yedioth Ha'aretz quizzes and more. Sometimes it is also possible to coordinate with the production companies a show or a show as part of the walk to the Western Wall itself, there are a number of production companies that specialize in the field, here are two of them: More about this source text Source text required for additional translation information Send feedback Side panels
Tabor Stream, one of the most beautiful nature sites in the Lower Galilee, offers a refreshing hiking experience for the whole family. The year-round flowing water and stunning spring blossoms make it an ideal destination for nature lovers. Information and Preparations for the Trail - Moderate difficulty level, with a challenging ascent at the end. Suitable for experienced children or parents with carriers. - Bring hiking shoes, water (3 liters per person), and start the trail no later than 2:00 PM. - No trash cans along the trail - please keep it clean and take your garbage with you. - No dogs allowed (except guide dogs). - SOS WIFI system available for emergency assistance. Two Trail Options 1. Long circular route (approx. 8 km, 3-4 hours) 2. Shorter scenic circular route (approx. 3 km) Getting There - From Highway 65, turn east at Gazit Junction towards Kibbutz Gazit. Park near the start of the red trail. Description of the Long Trail - Head east on the red trail, descend to the stream bed and continue north on the blue trail. - Along the way: diverse vegetation, a basalt canyon with waterfalls and pools, and scenic lookouts. You can dip your feet in the water (bathing not recommended). - Pass by the ancient Tel Rechesh and continue with a steep ascent to the Oren Lifshitz lookout. - Continue on the blue trail, then the black trail, and back to the red trail until the starting point. Short Trail - Start eastward on the red trail, turn left onto the green trail to the lookout. - Continue on the blue trail around the Kibbutz Gazit orchard, without descending to the stream. - Return via the black trail and back to the red trail until the parking area. Important Notes - Check the weather and act responsibly. After rain - high boots are recommended. - The trails are recommendations only. Accommodation and Further Trips The nearby Old City of Nazareth offers a tour of picturesque alleys, a visit to the Basilica of the Annunciation, and excellent restaurants. Consider staying overnight and continuing your trip in the north the next day.
