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In honor of International Women's Day, we went down to the City of David excavations, and among the antiquities, women’s strength was revealed before our eyes. We met four special women, who taught us what woman power is.

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The Perfect Guide to Children’s Attractions in Jerusalem

Jerusalem is a city where everyone can find their place, offering a wealth of attractions for children of all ages. As the Bible says, "And the streets of the city shall be filled with boys and girls playing in its streets." Indeed, this is the Jerusalem of today. With our deep familiarity with the city, rooted in ancient times, we've curated a selection of recommended sites in the capital, along with some tips to enhance the rest of your trip.

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