The Jewish community of Bosnia and Herzegovina is working to establish a Jewish history museum in the country. They are currently collecting an archive of Balkan Jewish history, including documents, photographs, artifacts, and genealogies for the future museum space and to preserve forever the story of Bosnian Jews. Today, at most 900 Jews live in […]
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Welcome back to Israel! To help you decide where to stay in Tel Aviv, we’ve picked 18 hotels – out of 181 in the city – for different needs. We at ISRAEL21c are so excited to see visitors coming back to Israel after a very long absence that we’ve decided to help travelers choose hotels for […]
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From the classic Eggs Benedict to a traditional Israeli-style breakfast with chopped salad and tahini, here’s where to get your morning fix in the White City. Rise and shine! Whether you need a little hair-of-the-dog after a night of partying in the city that never stops, or you want good coffee and pastry before a […]
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Krembo is available only from October to February, generating annual hype around this chocolate-covered, cream-filled treat on a cookie base. How do you know it’s November in Israel? When Krembo is back on grocery shelves. Like a seasonal fruit (but a whole lot less nutritious), the chocolate-coated cream treat is available for a limited time, from […]
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Are you seeking a luxury hotel that offers the amenities of a beachfront vacation combined with the attractions of a modern, bustling city? The Carlton Tel Aviv may be just the perfect choice. The privately owned five-star luxury hotel not only directly overlooks the Mediterranean and the Marina on Israel’s Tel Aviv beachfront, it is […]
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The Center for Research on the Heritage of Moroccan Judaism was inaugurated in the Israeli city of El’ad, in the presence of deputies, public figures, lawyers, academics, rabbis, as well as the head of the Moroccan liaison office in Tel Aviv, Abderrahim Bayoud. In a speech, the former Israeli ambassador to France and the UN, […]
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The Jewish Museum of Belgium, located in Brussels, is currently showing the exhibition ‘Moroccan Women – Between Ethics and Aesthetics’ with a focus on dresses and jewelry used in the past by both Jewish and Muslim women in Morocco. The exhibition can be described as a narrative journey through a wide range of objects from […]
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Let’s explore Aichi and its connection to the Jewish people! It’s not always easy for Jewish travelers, especially for those who keep strictly kosher and those who routinely celebrate the Sabbath. However, as everyone knows, if there is a will, there will always be a way. And so, if traveling to Japan is on your […]
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The New York Jewish Travel Guide had a conversation with Mr. Nesim Bencoya, the Cultural Heritage Project Manager, to gain insights into the Izmir Jewish Heritage Project. The interview has been edited for enhanced clarity. NYJTG: Could you provide some insights into your background? How did you become involved with the Izmir Project, and how […]
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Outgoing Minister of Tourism, Yoel Razvozov, wished Minister Katz success Incoming Tourism Minister, Haim Katz, vows to increase investments in parts of the country that he says have been underserved, including Judea and Samaria, which he compares to the pastoral Italian countryside. “We will invest in areas that perhaps did not receive enough attention thus […]
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