2,000 years of water in Jerusalem
 
A spectacular arched bridge that was part of the ancient aqueduct which conveyed water to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem was exposed in archaeological excavations the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted near the Sultan's Pool.

Israel Foreign Ministry Diplomatic Seminar for Young Jewish Leaders will take place between July 4-15, 2010
 

Residential building from the time of Jesus exposed in Nazareth
 
The remains were discovered in an archaeological excavation of the Israel Antiquities Authority near the Church of the Annunciation.

The Jerusalem International Oud Festival celebrates a decade
 
The tenth annual Jerusalem International Oud Festival will be held between 12-26 November 2009 in Jerusalem and Nazareth.

Lod mosaic to be re-exposed
 
The 1,700 year old mosaic floor, one of the most amazing and largest in Israel, is being exposed by the Israel Antiquities Authority, in cooperation with the Municipality of Lod and residents of the city.

Scientists say Florida's Coral Reef has Diminished by Over 50 Percent
 

Byzantine period church exposed in Moshav Nes-Harim
 

Walk in the footsteps of Jesus
 
In advance of the visit of Pope Benedict XVI to Israel in May, a 65 km trail has been marked from Nazareth to Capernaum

Updated Pre-Passover Travel Warnings for Israeli Citizens
 

Bar Mitzvah, Bat Mitzvah Ceremony
 

Tel Aviv-Yafo celebrates 100 years
 

Two cultural festivals in Tel Aviv as part of centennial celebrations
 
The Cameri Theatre will host the first Tel Aviv International Theatre Festival, and Contempo is hosting a video art exhibition at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Two nature festivals to be held in Israel in March
 
Artists and bird-lovers will gather at the Hula Valley in northern Israel and Eilat in the south.

NSC Counter-Terrorism Bureau Reiterates its Warning of a Severe Hezbollah Terrorist Attack (Murder or Kidnapping) Against an Israeli Target
 

Akko (Acre): The Maritime Capital of the Crusader Kingdom
 

Caesarea: from Roman City to Crusader Fortress
 

Madame Tussauds Washington, D.C., will unveil a wax figure of first lady, Michelle Obama, in March
 

Hong Kong Welcomes President Obama in Wax
 

Jewish Germany
 

Israel - A paradise for birds and bird watchers
 

US State Department Issues Updated Travel Warning for Colombia
 

Jewish St. Petersburg
 

New 24 hour telephone hotline for tourists launched by Tourism Ministry
 
The Tour-Phone service will provide tourists with information, directions and assistance in emergencies

Road Trip USA: Discovering a Different America
 
Offbeat attractions provide alternative to mainstream tourist fare

Summer Music Festivals Dot Landscape Across America
 
Genres include classical, folk, jazz, blues, country, rock and more

Americans in Search of Summer Theater Needn’t Travel Far
 
Festivals abound in venues across the country

Most-Visited U.S. Museums Are Family-Friendly Destinations
 
Americans increasingly plan vacations around museum visits

American Economic Woes Affect European Tourism
 

Europe's Airports Remove Border Checks
 

Vibrant Jewish Renewal in the heart of Europe
 

Bar Mitzvah, Bat Mitzvah Ceremony
 

San Diego Has World-Famous Zoo
 

Americans Flying To Mexico, Canada, Caribbean Need Passports
 

DHS Reminds Carriers and Traveling Public About the End of the Temporary WHTI Accommodation
 

UNESCO adds three natural sites to its World Heritage List
 

For all applicants for a United Kingdom visa: Biometric Finger Scans
 

Israel's Consulates and Embassies around the world
 

Valuable Prehistoric Finds on Display in Hong Kong Museum
 

Tomb of King Herod discovered at Herodium
 

World Wide Museums
 

Updated Travel Warnings
 

Ottawa's Museums and Federal Buildings
 

Israel's Art
 

Elephants en route to Israel
 

Bangkok
 

Israel-Tourist Information Centers