10 Days - 9 Nights
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FRIDAY..DAY 1 Upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport you will be met, assisted and transferred to your Hotel in Tel Aviv. 
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WEDNESDAY..DAY6 Old City of Jerusalem - Bethlehem Start the day with a visit to the tomb of King David and the Room of the Last Supper on Mount Zion. Visit the Museum of the City of Jerusalem in David’s Citadel. Enter the walled City and stroll through the restored Jewish Quarter. See the Roman Cardo, the Herodian Mansions and continue to the Western Wall. Walk along the Via Dolorosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. Proceed to Mount Scopus and then to the Mount of Olives for a magnificent panoramic view of the Old City. Continue to Bethlehem, stopping at Rachel’s Tomb, visit the Church of the Nativity. Visit a diamond factory to see the artisans at work. Return to your hotel in Jerusalem. |
| SATURDAY...DAY2 Leisure day in Tel Aviv 
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THURSDAY..DAY7 New City of Jerusalem A full day devoted to the New City starts with a view of the Knesset (Israel’s Parliament Building) and the architectural splendor of Israel’s Supreme Court Building. Other important sites on the program: the Chagall Windows at Hadassah Medical Center, Yad Vashem -The Holocaust Museum and Memorial and Mount Heal. See the scale model of Jerusalem at the time of the Second Temple. Visit the Shrine of The Book at the Israel Museum, housing the original Dead Sea Scrolls. Return to your hotel in Jerusalem. |
| SUNDAY..DAY3 Caesarea - Megiddo - Druze Village Leave Tel Aviv and head north along the coast to scenic Caesarea, once the Roman capital of the Holy Land. Explore its excavated Roman harbor, amphitheater and Crusader fortress. Continue inland to Megiddo, one of King Solomon’s chariot cities, and visit the remarkable excavations including the famous well and Solomon’s stables. Continue north to visit a nearby Druze village on Mount Carmel and stroll along its colorful market street. Drive to your hotel in Haifa for the night. |
FRIDAY..DAY8 Dead Sea - Qumran Caves - Massada Drive through the moonscaped Judean Desert down to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth (almost 400 meters below sea level). Visit the Qumran Caves where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered. Continue along the shores of the Dead Sea to Massada. Ascend by cable car to the top of the mountain and marvel at King Herod’s desert fortress-palace and the last stronghold of the Jewish Zealots against Roman domination in 73 CE. Time and weather permitting you may float effortlessly in the Dead Sea. Return to your hotel in Jerusalem. |
| MONDAY..DAY4 Haifa - Nazareth - Sephoris - Sated -Golan Heights - Tiberias Begin your tour of Haifa with a breathtaking panoramic view of Haifa Bay and the Western Galilee from the summit of Mount Carmel. Visit the golden-domed Bahai Temple and its exotic gardens. Pass the city’s port and drive to Nazareth to visit tie Church of the Annunciation, and continue to Sephoris to view one of the region’s beautiful mosaic floors. On to Safed, the center of Jewish mysticism with historic synagogues and modern artists’ quarter. Continue to the Golan Heights and view former Syrian army bunkers, the abandoned city of Kuneitra and the new Israeli town of Katzrin. Drive to Tiberias, a resort town on the Sea of Galilee, for overnight. |
SATURDAY..DAY9 Leisure day in Jerusalem |
| TUESDAY.. DAYS Tiberias - Capernaum - Jericho - Jerusalem After a short city tour of Tiberias continue to Capernaum to see the ancient synagogue. On to Bet Shean, a major Roman city to see the reconstructed amphitheater. Proceed to Bet Alpha to view the famous mosaic floor of an ancient synagogue. Follow the Jordan Valley to Jericho, the world’s oldest settlement with the remains of Joshua’s Wall, then drive through the Judean Hills to Jerusalem. |
SUNDAY..DAY10 Transfer to Ben Gurion airport for your flight home.  Print page
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12 Days - 11 Nights
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THURSDAY..DAY 1 Upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport you will be met, assisted and transferred to your Hotel in Tel Aviv. 
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WEDNESDAY..DAY7 Old City of Jerusalem - Bethlehem Start the day with a visit to the tomb of King David and the Room of the Last Supper on Mount Zion. Visit the Museum of the City of Jerusalem in David’s Citadel. Enter the walled city and stroll through the restored Jewish |
| FRIDAY.. DAY2 Latrun - Absalom Caves - Kibbutz Yad Mordechai - Ashkelon Drive to historic Latrun with its Military Memorial and the Abbey of the Trappist Monks. View the natural wonders of the stalagmite and stalactite cave, then drive to visit the fascinating Bell Cave at Beit Guvrin. On to Kibbutz Yad Mordechai to visit the Warsaw Ghetto Museum and the replica of the battle fought during Israel’s War of Independence. Return to Tel Aviv via Ashkelon (the ancient Philistine capital). |
THURSDAY..DAY 8 New City of Jerusalem A full day devoted to the New City starts with a view of the Knesset (Israel’s Parliament Building) and the architectural splendor of Israel’s Supreme Court Building. Other important sites on the program: the Chagall Windows at Hadassah Medical Center, Yad Vashem -The Holocaust Museum and Memorial and Mount Herzl. See the scale model of Jerusalem at the time of the Second Temple. Visit the Shrine of The Book at the Israel Museum, housing the original Dead Sea Scrolls. Return to your hotel in Jerusalem. |
| SATURDAY..DAY3 Leisure day in Tel Aviv. |
FRIDAY..DAY9 Dead Sea - Qumran Caves - Massada Drive through the moonscaped Judean Desert down to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth (almost 400 meters below sea level). Visit the Qumran Caves where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered. Continue along the shores of the Dead Sea to Massada. Ascend by cable car to the top of the mountain and marvel at King Herod’s desert fortress-palace and the last stronghold of the Jewish Zealots against Roman domination in 73 CE. Time and weather permitting you may float effortlessly in the Dead Sea. Return to your hotel in Jerusalem |
| SUNDAY...DAY4 Caesarea - Megiddo - Druze Village Leave Tel Aviv and head north along the coast to scenic Caesarea, once the Roman capital of the Holy Land. Explore its excavated Roman harbor, amphitheater and Crusader fortress. Continue inland to Megiddo, one of King Solomon’s chariot cities, and visit the remarkable excavations including the famous well and Solomon’s stables. Continue north to visit a nearby Druze village on Mount Carmel and stroll along its colorful market street. Drive to your hotel in Haifa for the night. |
SATURDAY..DAY10 Leisure day in Jerusalem |
| MONDAY..DAY 5 Haifa - Nazareth - Sephoris - Safed -Golan Heights - Tiberias Begin your tour of Haifa with a breathtaking panoramic view of Haifa Bay and the Western Galilee from the summit of Mount Carmel. Visit the golden-domed Bahai Temple and its exotic gardens. Pass the city’s port and drive to Nazareth to visit the Church of the Annunciation, and continue to Sephoris to view one of the region’s beautiful mosaic floors. On to Safed, the center of Jewish mysticism with historic synagogues and modern artists’ quarter. Continue to the Golan Heights and view former Syrian army bunkers, the abandoned city of Kuneitra and the new Israeli town of Katzrin. Drive to Tiberias, a resort town on the Sea of Galilee, for overnight. |
SUNDAY..DAY11 Leisure day in Jerusalem |
| TUESDAY. .DAY 6 Tiberias - Capernaum - Jericho - Jerusalem After a short city tour of Tiberias continue to Capernaum to see the ancient synagogue. On to Bet Shean, a major Roman city to see the reconstructed amphitheater. Proceed to Bet Alpha to view the famous mosaic floor of an ancient synagogue. Follow the Jordan Valley to Jericho, the world’s oldest settlement with the remains ot Joshua’s Wall, then drive through the Judean Hills to Jerusalem. Walk along the Via Dolorosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. Proceed to Mount Scopus and then to the Mount of Olives for a magnificent panoramic view of the Old City. Continue to Bethlehem, stopping at Rachel’s Tomb, visit the Church of the Nativity. Visit a diamond factory to see the artisans at work. Return to your hotel in Jerusalem. |
MONDAY..DAY11 Transfer to Ben Gurion airport for your flight home. |
14 Days - 13 Nights
| TUESDAY...DAY 1 Upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport you will be met, assisted and transferred to your Hotel in Tel Aviv.  |
TUESDAY..DAY8 Tiberias - Capernaum - Jericho - Jerusalem After a short city tour of Tiberias continue to Capernaum to see the ancient synagogue. On to Bet Shean, a major Roman city to see the reconstructed amphitheater. Proceed to Bet Alpha to view the famous mosaic floor of an ancient synagogue. Follow the Jordan Valley to Jericho, the world’s oldest settlement with the remains of Joshua’s Wall, then drive rough the Judean Hills to Jerusalem. |
| WEDNESDAY..DAY2 Tel Aviv - Rehovot - Jaffa Your day starts with an orientation tour of modern, cosmopolitan Tel Aviv, taking in the Haganah Museum, tracing the development of Israel’s Defense Forces. Visit the Hall of Independence, historic Rothschild Blvd., the Mann Auditorium and the Diaspora Museum to follow the history and migrations of the Jewish People after the destruction of the Second Temple. Drive to Rehovot, home of Chaim Weizmann, Israel’s first president and site of the world famous Weizman Institute of Science. Next, visit the ancient port of Jaffa and stroll through the winding paths of the artists’ quarter. |
WEDNESDAY..DAY 9 Old City of Jerusalem - Bethlehem Start the day with a visit to the tomb of K David and the Room of the Last Supper Mount Zion. Visit the Museum of the City Jerusalem in David’s Citadel. Enter the walled city and stroll through the restored Jew Quarter. See the Roman Cardo, the Herod Mansions and continue to the Western Walk along the Via Dolorosa to the Church the Holy Sepulcher. Proceed to Mount Sco1 and then to the Mount of Olives for a magnificent panoramic view of the Old City. Continue Bethlehem, stopping at Rachel’s Tomb, the Church of the Nativity. Visit a diamond factory to see the artisans at work. Return your hotel in Jerusalem. |
| THURSDAY..DAY3 Leisure day in Tel Aviv. |
THURSDAY..DAY 10 New City of Jerusalem A full day devoted to the New City starts V a view of the Knesset (Israel’s Parliament Building) and the architectural splendor Israel’s Supreme Court Building. Other important sites on the program: the Chagall Windows at Hadassah Medical Center, Yad Vashem The Holocaust Museum and Memorial Mount Herzl. Seethe scale model of Jerusalem at the time of the Second Temple. Visit Shrine of The Book at the Israel Museum housing the original Dead Sea Scrolls. Ret to your hotel in Jerusalem. |
| FRIDAY..DAY4 Latrun - Absalom Caves - Kibbutz Yad Mordechai – Ashkelon Drive to historic Latrun with its Military Memorial and the Abbey of the Trappist Monks. View the natural wonders of the stalagmite and stalactite cave, then drive to visit the fascinating Bell Cave at Beit Guvrin. On to Kibbutz Yad Mordechai to visit the Warsaw Ghetto Museum and the replica of the battle fought during Israel’s War of Independence. Return to Tel Aviv via Ashkelon (the ancient Philistine capital). |
FRIDAY..DAY 11 Dead Sea - Qumran Caves - Massada Drive through the moonscaped Judean De~ down to the Dead Sea, the lowest point earth (almost 400 meters below sea 1ev Visit the Qumran Caves where the Dead Scrolls were discovered. Continue along shores of the Dead Sea to Massada. Ascend by cable car to the top of the mountain marvel at King Herod’s desert fortress-pal~ and the last stronghold of the Jewish Zeal against Roman domination in 73 CE. and weather permitting you may float effortless in the Dead Sea. Return to your hotel Jerusalem. |
| SATURDAY..DAY5 Leisure day in Tel Aviv. |
SATURDAY...DAY 12 Leisure day in Jerusalem. |
| SUNDAY...DAY6 Caesarea - Megiddo - Druze Village Leave Tel Aviv and head north along the coast to scenic Caesarea, once the Roman capital of the Holy Land. Explore its excavated Roman harbor, amphitheater and Crusader fortress. Continue inland to Megiddo, one of King Solomon’s chariot cities, and visit the remarkable excavations including the famous well and Solomon’s stables. Continue north to visit a nearby Druze village on Mount Carmel and stroll along its colorful market street. Drive to your hotel in Haifa for the night. |
SUNDAY...DAY 13 Leisure day in Jerusalem. |
| MQNDAY...DAY7 Haifa - Nazareth - Sephoris - Safed -Golan Heights - Tiberias Begin your tour of Haifa with a breathtaking panoramic view of Haifa Bay and the Western Galilee from the summit of Mount Carmel. Visit the golden-domed Bahai Temple and its exotic gardens. Pass the city’s port and drive to Nazareth to visit the Church of the Annunciation, and continue to Sephoris to view one of the region’s beautiful mosaic floors. On to Safed, the center of Jewish mysticism with historic synagogues and modern artists’ quarter. Continue to the Golan Heights and view former Syrian army bunkers, the abandoned city of Kuneitra and the new Israeli town of Katzrin. Drive to Tiberias, a resort town on the Sea of Galilee, for overnight. |
MONDAY..DAY 14 Transfer to Ben Gurion Airport for your departure flight. |
Source of Faith - 7 nights - Christian theme
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Arrival at Ben Gurion Airport. Meet with our representative who will
assist with luggage and customs, leave the airport for a short to Tel Aviv. Overnight Tel Aviv.
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SATURDAY Not my will but yours be done Our day in the Holy city begins as we enjoy the unfforgettable view from atop the Mt. of Olives. We follow in His Footsteps from the Triumphal entry to the Resurrection. Bethany, Bethphage, the Palm Sunday Walk. and the Upper Room near King David's Tomb. The Garden of Gethsemane. the House of Coiphas and the Fraetorium courtyard, where Jesus was tried by Pontius Pilate. Visit the Temple Mount. Enjoy the sights and sounds of the Bazaar. follow the Way of the Cross to the Garden Tomb. Overnight Jerusalem |
WEDNESDAY
The Lord, He is God". Leave Tel Aviv and drive along the
Mediterranean coast to Caesarea, built by Herod the Great in honour of Augustus
Caesar. Here Peter baptised the Roman centurion Cornelius and the apostle Paul
set sail from the ancient port on his journey to Rome. Among Ihe magnficent
array of archaeological finds at the site are restored Crusader forifications, a
Byzantine street, a Roman theatre and well preserved redducts. Continue to
Megiddo, one of the chariot cities of King Solomon. The New Testament identies
Megiddo with Armeggedon (Rev.16:l6), where the last battle of world will be
fought. Onto Mt. Carmel and Muhraka, which according to tradition was the site
of the prophet Ehjah's triumph. Travel to Haifa for a panoramic view of the Bay
and River Kishon and then to Acre (Ptolemais), a picturesque port town to which
Paul returned from a Missionary Journey. Overnight Tiberias. |
SUNDAY
The mountains are round about Jerusalem
Today visit the New City of Jerusalem, first to Yad Voshem, the
memorial to the Holocoust. Next is a visit to the Jerusalem Model, a replica in
miniature of Herodian Jerusalem. Visit the Israel Museum to see the Shrine of
the Book where the Dead Sea scrolls are exhibited. Drive to Ein Kerem, home of
John the Baptist. Continue to Bethlehem to visit the site of the Nativity
,birthplace of Jesus. and Shepherds' Field. Overnight Jerusalem
 Was a burial cave discovered in the Jerusalem suburb of Talpiot the final resting place for one of Jesus' twelve disciples? Remarkable evidence found inside the tomb seems to indicate so; and this evidence may also bear direct witness to the Savior. |
THURSDAY
You are the Christ, the Son of the Living God". Enjoy a
boatride on the Sea of Galilee. Visit Capernaum and see the ancient synagogue
where Jesus taught and the stone with the carving of the Ark of the Convenant.
Visit Tabgha, where Jesus fed the 5000. the Church of the Multiplication with
its 4th century mosaic floor. Onto the Mount of Beatitudes, where Jesus
delivered the Sermon 0f the Mount. Travel the Road to Damascus to the Golan
Heights. Visit Dan and the Banias springs at Caesarea Philippi, where Jesus
spent time with his disciples. Overnight Tiberias
 A bird's view of the old City of Jerusalem. |
MONDAY Praise be to the Lord, the God of Israel, because he has come and redeemed his people. Depart Jerusalem through the Judean mountains and drive along the shores of the Dead Sea to Massada. Ascend the eastern slope of the mountain in a cable car and walk on this mountain refuge. Excavations have uncovered luxurious palaces, mosaic floors. frescos. a synagogue and biblical scrolls and many other fascinating artefacts. Drive to Qumran, home of the Essenes, and see the caves where the Dead Sea scrolls were discovered, Time permitting. for a unique experience bath in the Dead Sea. Follow the ancient pilgrims route to Jerusalem and return to hotel. Overnight Jerusalem. |
| FRIDAY You are my beloved Son in whom lam well pleased". Visit the Jordan River baptismal site at the southern end of the Sea of Galilee. Continue via Cana, site of the first miracle, where Jesus turned water into wine at the wedding feast (John 2:1 -11) to Nazareth, the boyhood home of Jesus, and the church of the Annunciation. Past the Gilboa mountains drive to Beit Shean with its recently excavated amphitheare. Through the Jordan Valley travel to Jericho, the first city conquered by Joshua. Observe the Mt. of Temptations where Jesus spent 40 days in the desert tempted by Satan (Matt.4.1-10). Ascend the Judean hills to Jerusalem. Overnight Jerusalem | TUESDAY
Transfer to Ben Gurioin airport for departure.
 The ancient Roman city of Beth Shean, Which you will be visiting on Friday. |
