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The aromas of Azura's authentic Iraqi dishes flood the Mahane Yehuda market in Jerusalem.
If only you could smell them from your phone. 😋
Pro-Tip 👉 if you visit, order the crispy kubbeh dumplings. They are made of the finest ground beef and are served in a hot beet soup. YUM!
🔗 Visit the link in our bio to download the Israel's Top 100 Ethnic Restaurants eBook.
Fortuna is the place to go if you are searching for a real Israeli meat experience. 🍖
Deep within Jerusalem Mahane Yehuda Market, Fortuna was created to be a classic Israeli grill with a touch of fresh and local produce, bread, and salatim (salad spreads).
If you are looking for more authentic places to try in Jerusalem, the Israel's Top 100 Ethnic Restaurants eBook on our site has you covered.
🔗 Download the eBook for free through the link in our bio!
Snack Time⁉️ Tea Time⁉️ Either way, California Market has all you need.
Located in Levinsky Market, the shop carries unique dried fruits, varieties of roasted nuts, and tea leaves.
It is a true piece of Israeli market culture.
🔗 Visit the link in our bio to download the Israel's Top 100 Ethnic Restaurants eBook.
Did you know there are many delicious foods connected to Rosh Hashana (the Jewish New Year)? Here are a few:
🍞 Round-shaped Challah in honor of completing a full year cycle
🍎🍯 Apples dipped in honey for a sweet new year
🌱 Pomegranates so that we can have as many merits as there are seeds in this delicious fruit
🌳 A new fruit we have not tasted this past year, to symbolize how thankful we are to make it to this new year
What is your favorite Rosh Hashanah food?
Calling all bread lovers! 🍞🥯🥖
Lechamim Bakery in the Carmel Market is the only place you will need to go for fresh whole wheat, rye, sourdough, or anything else bread related.
Don't worry if you aren't that into bread; there are many fresh pastries you will LOVE! 😋
This authentic Israeli bakery is just one of the many ethnic Israeli restaurants in Tel Aviv.
🔗 Visit the link in our bio to download the Israel's Top 100 Ethnic Restaurants eBook.
This Tel Aviv shop is a go-to place for authentic Greek food. 🇬🇷
Haim Rafael, located in the Levinsky market, is a family run deli with authentic Greek flavors.
Everything from the ingredients to the finished product is so thought out by the Rafael family that even restaurants purchase from them.
Looking for more authentic Tel Aviv Cuisine?
🔗 Visit the link in our bio to download the Israel's Top 100 Ethnic Restaurants eBook.
This Hummus & Falafel hotspot is MAGIC! ✨
It's no surprise that it's called Hakosem (The Magician).
Hakosem, located in Tel Aviv, sets the global standard for hummus and falafel.
The magician not only perfected Hummus but published the book "On the Hummus Route" which was praised by the New York Times
Looking for more authentic restaurants in Israel?
🔗 Visit the link in our bio to download the Israel's Top 100 Ethnic Restaurants eBook.
Sometimes, you just want authentic food!
Tel Aviv contains some of the most authentic food in the country. From Puni, the first cake shop in Jaffa opened by a Polish immigrant, to Salimi, among the oldest Persian restaurants in the Carmel Market, there is plenty authentic flavors to explore in this city.
See the link in our bio for more places to eat in Tel Aviv.
Everyone loves a lively pub every once in a while! 🍺
Muza in Israel's Dead Sea Region serves excellent burgers and more. At night, the restaurant becomes a pub filled with live music, football, and quality alcohol.
See the link in our bio for details on Muza!
Kadosh Dairy is a 100 year old dairy you MUST try if you love cheese! 🧀
Not only is the cheese mouth-watering, the history is unique! The founder started out serving on-the-spot made cheese for Arab viliagers around Safed over a century ago.
You can find information on Kadosh Dairy and other places to visit in Safed on the FREE Safed eBook on our site.
🔗 See the link in our bio to download your eBook.
It is a spiritual experience to welcome the Shabbat in Safed Old City! 🕯️🕯️
Did you know there are 28 active synagogues in the Old City?
Each one is unique in its beauty and historical significance.
On our site, the free Safed eBook, contains 8 excellent choices for places to experience the musical Kabbalat Shabbat (Welcoming of the Sabbath)
🔗 You can download the Safed eBook through the link in our bio.
When in Haifa, you must visit Madatech! 🪐
Madatech is Israel's National Museum of Science, Technology, and Space.
The museum specializes in interactive exhibits and even includes the Cinematrix, a cinema experience including all 5 senses. 👀👃👂
Every member of the family will walk away having learned something new about science and technology.
🔗 Visit the link in our bio for the Haifa tourism eBook!
A trip to Haifa is not complete without a visit to the Baháʼí Gardens and Shrine. 🌼
Not only are the gardens and shrines magnificent, the 19 terraces have a perfect view of the glistening Mediterranean.
Pro-Tip 👉 Look up in advanced what free tours are available for your next trip!
🔗 Visit the link in our bio for the Haifa tourism eBook!
Ready to bring in the Jewish New Year? 🍎🍯😋
From Rosh Hashanah to Sukkot, our new blog shares tips, insights, and events guaranteed to make this Jewish New Year season special!
Read the blog through the link in our bio!
🚨 Music Festival Alert! 🚨 Right in the Dead Sea Region!
The annual Tamar Festival hosts Israel's most influential musicians on stages with amazing desert views. The event is in September, but make sure to book before tickets sell out!
See the link in our bio for more Dead Sea adventures!
What can you expect from a trip to the Dead Sea?
🌊 The seawater and mud help relieve inflammation and dry skin, so you get a spa treatment and swim all in one!
🌊 The Dead Sea is the lowest point on earth! Something fun to check off your bucket list!
🌊 There's a lot more to explore than just the sea! The Dead Sea region offers luxury spas, hiking, and events year-round.
Plan your next trip to the Dead Sea through the link in our bio!
How much do you know about the Temple period of Jerusalem?
The City of David has many virtual tours available to discover the archeology of the ancient city of Jerusalem!
The City of David virtual tours can be found on our site through the link in our bio!
Learn Hebrew and discover Jerusalem all from the comfort of your own home!
The Jerusalem HebreWalks virtual tour takes visitors through the history of Jerusalem up until the modern day with an experienced Hebrew teacher.
This virtual tour can be found on our Virtual Tour library through the link in our bio!
Every week is an opportunity to experience the welcoming of Shabbat in Safed Old City! 🕯️🕯️
Did you know there are 28 active synagogues in the Old City?
Each one is unique in its beauty and historical significance.
On our site, the free Safed eBook, contains 8 excellent choices for places to experience the musical Kabbalat Shabbat (Welcoming of the Sabbath)
🔗 You can download the Safed eBook through the link in our bio.
It's early fall, which means the atmosphere in Israel is filled with preparations for the Jewish New Year! 🍎🍯😋
Even at the Kotel, all walks of Jewish life are gathering for the special Selichot prayers held the month before Rosh Hashanah.
Visit our new blog through the link in our bio to learn more about this coming month's festivities.
In Israel and need a good laugh? 😂
The ""Let There be Laughter"" temporary exhibition in the Museum of the Jewish People explores what makes Jews so successful in writing, producing, and comedy.
See the link in our bio for more events going on in Israel this summer.
The Tamar Festival is a music festival you do not want to miss!
Every year, the Tamar Festival hosts Israel's most influential musicians on stages with amazing desert views. The event is in September, but make sure to book far ahead of time!
See the link in our bio for more details on this festival!
Have you seen some of this year's greatest films? 🍿
If not, you can see them at the Jerusalem Film Festival this August, along with work from local film-makers.
See the link in our bio for more events happening in Israel this August.
Have you ever experienced Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem?
The annual Tisha B'av walk begins with the reading of Megillat Eicha which is commonly read on this day and ends with singing of Hatikvah. The path follows the historical Jerusalem sites and the participants have the opportunity to pray at the Western Wall.
See the link in our bio for more details on this event.
Who doesn't love exploring a good craft fair? 🎨
Hutzot Hayotzer, which translates to ""the potter's section"", has hosted an International Arts & Crafts Fair since 1976. Check out the art, meet the artists, and enjoy live music at the festival this August.
See the link in our bio for more details.
Have you ever experienced the Klezmer Festival? 🎺
Once a year, free performances take over the streets of ancient Safed. It is a perfect way to experience the culture, architecture, artists quarter of Safed
See the link in our bio for details on this year's festival.
Knock it out of the park Team Israel! 🇮🇱 ⚾
Did you know American-Israeli, Ian Kinsler, played in MLB for 14 seasons before joining the Israeli baseball team in 2020?
He played for the Texas Rangers, Detroit Tigers, Los Angeles Angels, Boston Red Sox, and San Diego Padres; and now has the opportunity to represent Israel in Tokyo.
See the link in our bio for all the details on this special team.