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The Good Samaritan Inn

9 years ago 9 years agoDesert of Judea, JudeaDead Sea, desert, First Century, Good Samaritan Inn, Herod, Jewish, Museum, Nomads, Roman, Ruins, Samaritan Inn, The Good Samaritan Inn

The Inn of the Good Samaritan is located in the desert of Judea, not so far from the way between Jerusalem to Jericho, exactly as described in Jesus Parable. A...

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Qumran National Park

9 years ago 9 years agoDesert of Judea, JudeaDead Sea, desert, First Century, Herod, Jewish, National, National Park, negev, Nomads, Qumran, Qumran National Park, Roman, Ruins, Zealots

Qumran is located south of Jericho overlooking the northwest shore of the Dead Sea, ruins of the site inhabited by the community that produced the Dead Sea Scrolls. In...

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Masada National Park

9 years ago 9 years agoDesert of Judea, JudeaDead Sea, desert, First Century, Herod, Jewish, Masada, Masada National Park, National, National Park, negev, Nomads, Roman, Ruins, Zealots

The most spectacular site in Israel is Masada, the plateau shaped like a battleship and located on the western shore of the Dead Sea. The site, developed by Herod...

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Mamshit National Park

9 years ago 9 years agoJudeaAbraham, desert, Mamshit, Mamshit National Park, Nabateans, National, National Park, negev, Nomads, Ruins

Mamshit is one of the ancient Nabatean cities located in the Negev, an amazing ruins associated to the ancient Incense Route that connect Petra in the Jordan Desert to Gaza...

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Tel Beer Sheva National Park

9 years ago 9 years agoJudea, NegevAbraham, Beer Sheva, Coast, desert, National, National Park, negev, Ruins, Tel Beer Sheva National Park

The ancient and biblical Beer Sheva is maybe the most important place in the Holy Land directly associated to the Patriarch Abraham, also known as, the father of monotheism in...

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