Some people love it.
Some people hate it.
But very a few can resist the temptation to have an opinion on it. Maybe because it is one of a fewest places on earth that had, and perhaps still have tremendous influence on our education, development, spirituality, social structure, and even world view, regardless if we agree with it or not.
Israel.
The concentration of historical and spiritual events per square meter on this tiny piece of land, makes it nearly impossible to present it in a single view or description. Every angle revels just a small fraction of the energy it bears in itself. Every picture and every shot burst out age-long accumulated emotional explosion. Seldom possible to grasp it from the first glimpse, but it’s aftertaste continuous to drip from subconsciousness to consciousness long after that bit of the view is forgotten.
Mt Bental is an old, but functioning military outpost used by UN Forces to observe and overlook the Israel-Syria border in the Golan Heights.… Read more
Aerial of car driving by the water reservoir near Mt. Bental, on Israel-Syria border in the Golan Heights.… Read more
Due to rich volcanic soil and sunny weather, the Golan Heights is the heaven for the vine industry in Israel.… Read more
Aerial overview of Mount Avital and Mount Bental two craters of a single volcano., located on Israel-Syria border in the Golan Heights, Israel.… Read more
Just south of Nazareth are the cliffs of Mt. Precipice overlooking the Jezreel Valley, the traditional site were an angry mob tried to throw Jesus off after his bold proclamation in synagogue.… Read more
Just south of Nazareth are the cliffs of Mt. Precipice overlooking the Jezreel Valley, the traditional site were an angry mob tried to throw Jesus off after his bold proclamation in synagogue.… Read more
Mt. Precipice ridge separates and isolates Nazareth from the transportation routes of Jezreel Valley.… Read more
Just south of Nazareth are the cliffs of Mt. Precipice overlooking the Jezreel Valley, the traditional site were an angry mob tried to throw Jesus off after his bold proclamation in synagogue.… Read more
Just south of Nazareth are the cliffs of Mt. Precipice overlooking the Jezreel Valley, the traditional site were an angry mob tried to throw Jesus off after his bold proclamation in synagogue.… Read more
Just south of Nazareth are the cliffs of Mt. Precipice overlooking the Jezreel Valley, the traditional site were an angry mob tried to throw Jesus off after his bold proclamation in synagogue.… Read more
Just south of Nazareth are the cliffs of Mt. Precipice overlooking the Jezreel Valley, the traditional site were an angry mob tried to throw Jesus off after his bold proclamation in synagogue.… Read more
Just south of Nazareth are the cliffs of Mt. Precipice overlooking the Jezreel Valley, the traditional site were an angry mob tried to throw Jesus off after his bold proclamation in synagogue.… Read more
Unique location of Nazareth (On top of the ridge, but in the bottom of the valley) served as the "escape place", for those who wished to distance themselves from progressing Roman invasion.… Read more
Unique location of Nazareth (On top of the ridge, but in the bottom of the valley) served as the "escape place", for those who wished to distance themselves from progressing Roman invasion.… Read more
Unique location of Nazareth (On top of the ridge, but in the bottom of the valley) served as the "escape place", for those who wished to distance themselves from progressing Roman invasion.… Read more
Unique location of Nazareth (On top of the ridge, but in the bottom of the valley) served as the "escape place", for those who wished to distance themselves from progressing Roman invasion.… Read more
Unique location of Nazareth (On top of the ridge, but in the bottom of the valley) served as the "escape place", for those who wished to distance themselves from progressing Roman invasion.… Read more
Mt. Precipice ridge separates and isolates Nazareth from the transportation routes of Jezreel Valley.… Read more
Unique location of Nazareth (On top of the ridge, but in the bottom of the valley) served as the "escape place", for those who wished to distance themselves from progressing Roman invasion.… Read more
Mt. Precipice ridge separates and isolates Nazareth from the transportation routes of Jezreel Valley.… Read more
Mt. Precipice ridge separates and isolates Nazareth from the transportation routes of Jezreel Valley.… Read more
Mt. Precipice ridge separates and isolates Nazareth from the transportation routes of Jezreel Valley.… Read more
Mt. Precipice ridge separates and isolates Nazareth from the transportation routes of Jezreel Valley.… Read more
Mt. Precipice ridge separates and isolates Nazareth from the transportation routes of Jezreel Valley.… Read more
Aerial view from Mt. Precipice of Nazareth over the agricultural fields Jezreel Valley and Mt. Tabor in the background.… Read more
Just south of Nazareth are the cliffs of Mt. Precipice overlooking the Jezreel Valley, the traditional site were an angry mob tried to throw Jesus off after his bold proclamation in synagogue.… Read more
Aerial view from Mt. Precipice of Nazareth over the Jezreel Valley, Mt. Moreh, Mt. Tabor and agricultural fields between them.… Read more
Unique location of Nazareth (On top of the ridge, but in the bottom of the valley) served as the "escape place", for those who wished to distance themselves from progressing Roman invasion.… Read more
Just south of Nazareth are the cliffs of Mt. Precipice overlooking the Jezreel Valley, the traditional site were an angry mob tried to throw Jesus off after his bold proclamation in synagogue.… Read more
Just south of Nazareth are the cliffs of Mt. Precipice overlooking the Jezreel Valley, the traditional site were an angry mob tried to throw Jesus off after his bold proclamation in synagogue.… Read more
Just south of Nazareth are the cliffs of Mt. Precipice overlooking the Jezreel Valley, the traditional site were an angry mob tried to throw Jesus off after his bold proclamation in synagogue.… Read more
Unique location of Nazareth (On top of the ridge, but in the bottom of the valley) served as the "escape place", for those who wished to distance themselves from progressing Roman invasion.… Read more
Unique location of Nazareth (On top of the ridge, but in the bottom of the valley) served as the "escape place", for those who wished to distance themselves from progressing Roman invasion.… Read more
Unique location of Nazareth (On top of the ridge, but in the bottom of the valley) served as the "escape place", for those who wished to distance themselves from progressing Roman invasion.… Read more
Unique location of Nazareth (On top of the ridge, but in the bottom of the valley) served as the "escape place", for those who wished to distance themselves from progressing Roman invasion.… Read more
Unique location of Nazareth (On top of the ridge, but in the bottom of the valley) served as the "escape place", for those who wished to distance themselves from progressing Roman invasion.… Read more