I didn’t have enough photographs for every location that I liked enough to devote to an entire blog post. Above, detail from a synagogue in Tzfat (Sefad).
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The Kotel, also known as the Western Wall, is the most well-known feature in the Old City of Jerusalem. It formed the western part of the courtyard surrounding the stage that the Temple was built upon.
Rabin Square is in the center of Tel Aviv, and is named for Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin who was assassinated there after a peace rally in 1995.
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Yaffa (also Yafo, Jaffa, Joppa) is the oldest part of Tel Aviv, an ancient port city.
Ein Gedi is an oasis in the Judeaen desert near the Dead Sea, and has many Nubian Ibex goats.
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