Planning a Tour in the Pandemic
There is really no getting around it. Planning a tour to Israel is very frustrating right now. After finally seeing the national open to foreign visitors at the beginning of [...]
Student Israel Tour: A Guide
Many think of trips to the Holy Land being for older people, perhaps even senior citizens but we believe that a trip to the Holy Land can be very life [...]
What Did They Drink in Israel
In the hot arid climate of Israel, you become very aware of quenching thirst and you live life in ancient Israel! When you are on tour, you will see the [...]
Houses in Israel: Then and Now
When people come to Israel and look at ruins and artifacts, often they immediately think of grand castles and fortresses and full towns as being the most exciting things to [...]
Church of the Apostles
There are many sites and churches that are included in itineraries of tours, pilgrimages and programs that Immanuel Tours plans and implements for believers around the world that come to [...]
Life in Ancient Israel
Upon visiting Israel, you will come face to face with the area and buildings of the people who have lived here over the millennia, and experienced life in ancient Israel. [...]
Ben Gurion Airport
Ben Gurion Airport is the largest and most widely known airport in Israel. Location of Ben Gurion Airport While the airport is known for being in Tel Aviv and has [...]
Can Children Tour Israel?
One question we often get regarding touring Israel is “Can Children Tour Israel?” This question is basically yes, but there are some things to consider when deciding if this is [...]
Understanding Jewish Fasting Traditions
Jewish Fasting: A Practice of Culture and Faith in Israel Understanding Jewish Fasting Traditions Jewish fasting is an important ritual of religious significance and sacrifice. This act of religious life [...]
Chorazin -Mentioned Once and Talked About Forever
“Woe to you, Chorazin! Woe to you, Bethsaida! For if the miracles that were performed in you had been performed in Tyre and Sidon, they would have repented long ago [...]
Shmita: The Sabbatical Year
Shana Tova! It is once again the start of the High Holy Days, which starts with the celebration Rosh Hashanah, the new year according to the Hebrew calendar. Something special [...]
Nimrod’s Fortress: A Mighty Structure of History
When you are on your first few days of your tour and driving through the Golan Heights, you may notice something very interesting on a cliffside that looks like it [...]