The Atlanta Israel Coalition has announced Re-Discovering the Land of Israel, a series of five virtual tours of Israel.
The virtual events are presented in partnership with the Consulate General of Israel to the Southeastern U.S., the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, Herut, and the Evans Family Foundation.
They are hosted by tour guide David Sussman.
While the events are free, you must register to attend.
You are welcome to register for all five tours, or just pick specific tours.
The tours begin in March and run through June. See schedule below for specific events.
Register online here, via Zoom.
Schedule of Tours
The Biblical Heartland of Gush Etzion
Sunday, March 21st @ 10 am
This tour includes the Path of the Patriarchs, an ancient mikvah, biblical agriculture, Roman roads, and stunning landscapes.
The Holy City of Hebron
Sunday, April 25th @10 am
Tour the tombs of our Patriarchs and Matriarchs, the ancient stairs and city gates where Abraham purchased the cave to bury Sarah and view 1st & 2nd Temple period ruins.
The Artist Colony of Tzfatrd
Sunday, May 23 @10 am
Let’s walk the winding ally ways of this mystical city together as we tour the city of Kabbalah. We will visit important synagogues, meet local artists, learn about Jewish mysticism from a leading Rabbi, and delve into its history both ancient and modern.
The Old and the New in Tel Aviv/Jaffa
Sunday, June 6th @10 am
Described as the city that never sleeps, Tel Aviv is Israel’s financial capital. Let’s discover its roots, beaches, diversity, and the place where Israel’s independence was discovered.
The Golan Heights
Sunday, June 27th @10 am
One of Israel’s most scenic areas. It boasts extinct volcanoes, Israel’s largest mountain, sits along the border of Israel, and has a rich Jewish history. This episode will feature Major Ya’akov Selevan who will discuss with us the political climate of the Golan Heights.
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