colors
and
races:
Arabs,
Bedouins,
Druzes,
Baha’is,
Muslims,
Christians,
and
a
range
of
secular
and
orthodox
Jews
with
roots
from
all
over
the
world.
This
melting
pot
has
a
unique
blend
of
tension
and
cooperation
making
it
surprisingly
stable
and
balanced
(most
of
the
time).
The
diverse
natural
Israeli
landscape
packed
in
a
small
land
and
fortunate
to
have
a
moderate
climate
(most
of
the
time)
make
the
country
an
attractive
place
for
hiking.
The
extensive
network
of
well-marked
trails
suits
all
levels
and
interests:
from
short,
one-hour
walks
to
long,
multi-day
hikes;
from
the
dense
green
forests
to
the
vast
open
desert;
and
from
the
strenuous
mountain
trails
to
the
casual
strolls
along
the
sandy
coastline.
The
short
distances
between
sites
make
the
drives
from
the
main
urban
centers
to
the hiking trails quick and easy.
If
you
are
looking
to
spend
your
time
in
the
city
scene,
Tel
Aviv
is
the
place
for
you.
This
vibrant
city
that
never
sleeps
has
a
wide
variety
of
restaurants,
cafes,
bars,
clubs,
and
wide
open
beaches,
as
well
as
museums,
galleries,
theaters,
and operas.
If
you
are
looking
to
spend
your
leisure
time
doing
absolutely
nothing,
in
luxury
or
simplicity,
you
can
escape
to
the
mountain
greenery,
the
coastal
sandy
beaches,
or
the
silent,
scenic
desert.
Alternatively,
take
my
offer
to
be
my
guest
and
travel with me.
Beginning
in
its
early
days,
the
Land
of
Israel
was
a
bridge
between
people
of
three
continents.
Israel
is
the
place
through
which
our
pre-historic
Homo
sapiens
ancestors
first
migrated
from
Africa
to
Europe
and
Asia,
and
where
people
of
other
lands
made
their
homes.
Here
is
where
armies
of
great
empires
crossed
the
area
to
defeat
their
enemies
on
different
continents.
For
thousands
of
years,
the
Land
of
Israel
witnessed
culture
clashes
between
civilizations
from
near
and
far,
including
the
Egyptians,
Canaanites,
Sea
Peoples
(mainly
the
Philistines),
ancient
Israelites,
Judahites,
Arameans,
Edomites,
Phoenicians,
Assyrians,
Babylonians,
Persians,
Hellenes,
Romans,
Byzantines,
early
Muslims,
Crusaders,
Mamelukes,
Ottomans,
British,
and
us,
the
Israelis,
in
a
revivals
of
our
Promised
Land.
All
these
civilizations
left
their
mark
on
this
land.
Israel
is
probably
the
most
excavated
place
on
Earth,
opening
a
window
into
the
past,
from
the
pre-historic
ages
and
over
thousands of years of history, until today.
Israel
is
the
birthplace
of
monotheism
and
a
source
of
tension
between
people
of
religions
that
each
claim
to
be
the
followers
of
the
true,
one-and-only
god.
The
coexistence
in
the
Holy
Land
of
people
with
different
theological
and
territorial
claims
and
the
diversity
of
ideas
and
beliefs
make
a
fascinating
mosaic
of
people
and
cultures.
In
today’s
modern
Israel,
you
can
find
vast
cultural
heterogeneity,
with
people
of
many
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Since
the
early
days,
the
Land
of
Israel
has
been
a
bridge
for
people
of
three
continents.
Here,in
the
prehistory
time,
is
where
our
ancestors
the
Homo
sapiens,
made
their
first
migration
from
Africa
to
Europe
and
Asia,
where
people
of
other
lands
made
this
special
place
a
home
and
where
armies
of
great
empires
crossed
the
land
to
defeat their opponents of the other continents.
For
thousands
of
years,
the
Land
of
Israel
has
witnessed
a
cultural
clash
between
civilizations
from
near
and
far.
They
were
Egyptians,
Canaanites,
Sea
People
(mainly
Philistines),
ancient
Israelites,
Judahites,
Arameans,
Edomites,
Phoenicians,
Assyrians,
Babylonians,
Persians,
Hellenes,
Romans,
Byzantines,
Early
Muslims,
Crusaders,
Mamelukes,
Ottomans,
British
and
us,
the
Israelites,
in
the
revival
of
our
promised
land.
All
left
their
marks
on
this
land.
Israel
is
probably
the
most
excavated
place
on
earth
which
allow
you
an
open
window
into
the
past,
from
the
pre-
historic
time
through
thousands
of
years
of
history, until today.
Israel
is
the
birthplace
of
monotheism
and
a
source
of
tension
between
religions
who
claim
to
be
the
true
followers
of
the-one-and-the-only-
one-god.
The
coexistence
of
the
Holy
Land
different
claims
and
the
diversity
of
ideas
and
beliefs,
make
a
fascinating
mosaic
of
people
and
cultures.
In
today
modern
Israel,
you
can
find
people
of
the
wide
cultural
diversity
of
any
color
and
race:
Arabs,
Bedouins,
Druzes,
Baha’is,
Muslims,
Christians
and
assembly
of
seculars
and
orthodox
Jews
from
all
over
the
world.
This
melting
pot
of
tension
and
cooperation
creates
a
unique
blend
which
is
surprisingly
stable
and
balanced (most of the time).
The
diverse
natural
landscape
of
Israel
packed
in
a
small
size
land
wrapped
with
a
moderate
climate
(most
of
the
time),
make
the
country
an
attractive
place
for
hiking.
The
very
well-marked
extensive
network
of
trails,
fit
any
taste.
From
short
few
hour
walk
to
long
trails
of
many
hiking
days.
From
the
green
forests
to
the
vast
empty
desert
and
from
the
strenuous
mountains
trails
to
the
easy
walk
along
the
sandy
coastline.
The
short
distances,
make
the
drive
from
the
main
urban center to the hiking trails, short and easy.
If
you
looking
to
spend
your
time
in
a
city
scene,
Tel-Aviv
is
the
place
for
you.
This
vibrant
never-going-to-sleep-city
has
a
wide
verity
of
restaurants,
cafes,
bars,
clubs
and
wide
open
beaches
as
well
as
museums,
galleries,
theaters,
and opera.
If
you
are
looking
to
spend
your
leisure
time
in
doing
absolutely
nothing,
in
simple
or
luxury,
you
can
escape
into
the
mountains
greenery,
the
coastal
sandy
beaches
or
into
the
wide
open
desert silence.
Or, take my
offer
and be my guest.
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