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Herzl Museum
Theodor Herzl, all by himself, comprises a mighty portion of Israel's identity. In many ways a Zionist Moses, a radical dreamer who died on the verge of seeing his impossible dream...
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Shai Agnon House
Many are aware of Israel's penchant for scholars in the fields of
biotechnology, medical innovation, computer engineering and weaponry.
But Israel also has a history of art a...
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The Museum of Islamic Art
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The Tower of David Museum
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Alrov Mamilla Avenue
The construction of the new Mamilla has had its ups and downs over the past 40 years, but in 2007, the highly anticipated Alrov Mamilla Avenue finally opened, bringing an unprecede...
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Arab Souk
The Arab souk (market) that sprawls across the Christian and Moslem Quarters in Jerusalem's Old City is a cluttered warren of bizarre juxtapositions, stalls hawking shoddy Midd...
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Ben Yehuda Street
In one of the fundamental ironies that defines modern Jerusalem, one
is just as likely to hear English as Hebrew on the street named after
the father of the revived Hebrew la...
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Jerusalem Mall (Malcha)
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Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Rising out of the maze of alleyways that constitutes the Old City's
Christian Quarter is the hulking edifice of the Church of the Holy
Sepulchre, the most important Holy Land...
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Hurva Synagogue
Perhaps no single location embodies the turbulent history of the Old
City's Jewish Quarter as fully as the Hurva Synagogue. It was once the
grandest synagogue in the Land of ...
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Knesset
The Knesset may occupy a topographically and politically lofty
plateau, looming imposingly over the city of Jerusalem and the future
of the State of Israel, but as far as cente...
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Muslim Quarter
Sprawling across the northeastern portion of the Old City, and by
far the largest of its four quarters, is the Moslem Quarter, which not
only occupies the lion's share of the...
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Challenge Tours
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