Jan. 18, 2020

Welcome to Israel, Stop and Smell the Arak

If I could recommend any country in the Middle East to visit, it would most definitely be Israel. I arrived the day after my 10+ hour flight with nearly zero…

by kattravels

June 10, 2019

Jerusalem

In Part 19 of my Pilgrim Chronicles I visit Iceland, Copenhagen, Kiev, Chernobyl and Jerusalem. The full story can be found at www.pilgrim23.com

by pilgrim23

Jan. 30, 2019

Can We Go Yet?

I went to church a lot when I was a kid; twice on Sunday, Wednesday night, and occasionally in between. My dad taught at the school that was part of the church…

by kevinwenning

Nov. 18, 2018

Jerusalem - The Dome of the Rock

The Dome of the Rock, or Qubbat al-Sakhrah as it is known in Arabic, is one of the most misunderstood and confused buildings of the Holy Land, often believed to…

by holylandcaptured

Oct. 31, 2018

Jerusalem - The Old City

Jerusalem - the city of peace, where God will dwell. At least if we refer to how the Bible views the city. According to the Quran, this is the Holy, al-Quds,…

by holylandcaptured

March 12, 2018

71/365 ~ Stone ~ Hagia Sion, Jerusalem

The Dormition Abbey is located on Mount Zion and next to the southern wall of the Old City and next to the Zion Gate. A grand German Benedictine abbey located…

by heidiegerman

Nov. 28, 2017

Adventures In Israel - Jerusalem Part 6

I know this may seem like I have been in Jerusalem for ever, but this is the final part of day 2 and then we move on to more of the country. I have broken this…

by ladydee1

Nov. 21, 2017

Adventures In Israel - Jerusalem Part 5

Hello one and all, last week I shared with you all some street art around Jerusalem, especially the market, but now we are returning to a more traditional…

by ladydee1

Nov. 14, 2017

Adventures in Israel - Jerusalem Part 4

Welcome back and if you have been following my posts, we are near the end of our first full day in Jerusalem. On our way back to our appartment we were just…

by ladydee1

Nov. 07, 2017

Adventures in Israel - Jerusalem Part 3

Welcome PBers, I left you last week with my adventures in visiting Temple Mount. As I mentioned that day was a religious day for most of the country so to…

by ladydee1

Oct. 31, 2017

Adventures in Israel - Jerusalem Part 2

If you read my post last week, you will have seen I have spent a morning exploring Jerusalem. Obviously I needed a well earned lunch break of falafel before we…

by ladydee1

Oct. 24, 2017

Adventures in Israel - Jerusalem Part 1

Hey photobloggers, sorry I missed my update a couple of weeks ago as it was the night before going on my latest adventure. Now I am back, it is time to fill…

by ladydee1

April 12, 2017

Jerusalem

So..... I was in Tel Aviv and it was about 9pm.  I had just been shooting all day.  A dear friend and great street photographer contacted me on Face book and…

by cleminson

April 04, 2017

Reading by candle light with a line of hats

It seemed that the man was reading from the light given by the candelabra in the poster and his hat completed fitted right in.  Jerusalem is a very special…

by cleminson

Feb. 16, 2017

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by nickpics

Dec. 07, 2016

A Higher Perspective of Jerusalem

Five years ago today, I was seeking out a higher perspective over the old walled city of Jerusalem. I found it in a graveyard near the top of the Mount of…

by benmckechnie

Oct. 13, 2016

Cemetery in Jerusalem

by oscristovao

June 13, 2015

Jerusalem

Between the Western Wall and the Dome of the Rock, an access, with shields used by the Tsahal army.

by miluskaya

Oct. 27, 2014

Flashback -- Bridge of Strings And the Light Rail -- and....…

A three-month-old girl, Chaya Zissel (literally “sweet life,” – her parents waited years for her birth) Braun, was killed and several US citizens and Israelis,…

by chossid

Oct. 19, 2014

The Burnt House

by chossid