Photo of the Day/Israel 365

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Ilan Rosen’s photo features the magnificent Gamla in northern Israel. One look at the hump-like shape of the hill is enough to understand why it was called Gamla, which comes from the Hebrew word for camel/ גמל (“gamal”).

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This photo by Grace & Rick Knelsen of children enjoying the beach in Nahariya, Israel’s northernmost coastal city. The name “Nahariya” comes from the Hebrew word “nahar” which means “river”.

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This magnificent photo shows Makhtesh Ramon, or the Ramon Crater. It is the largest crater in the Negev.

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The Galilee is a hilly region in the northern part of Israel. Here we see a ray of light shining from the heavens on it's green hills.

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This beautiful photo by Noam Chen was taken in the Hula Valley in northern Israel

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A fantastic view from Azrieli Tower in Tel Aviv by Michael Ben-Atar

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Rebecca Kowalsky’s photo of the remains of the Southern Wall by the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. Dating back to the Second Temple, this section of the wall was first discovered in the late 19th century, with ongoing excavations to this day.

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A beautiful picture by Noam Chen of the Jerusalem neighborhood of Yemin Moshe with it's famous windmill on the right.

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Boruch Len’s glorious photo of the sun setting over Palmachim Beach in Herziliya, on Israel’s central coast. The thriving city of Herziliya is named after Theodore Herzl, the visionary of the modern Jewish state.

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In this picture, by David Rabkin, we see a Jewish woman standing alone atop the ancient stones of Israel.

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Ilan Rosen’s photo features the magnificent Gamla in northern Israel. One look at the hump-like shape of the hill is enough to understand why it was called Gamla, which comes from the Hebrew word for camel/ גמל (“gamal”).

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This photo by Grace & Rick Knelsen of children enjoying the beach in Nahariya, Israel’s northernmost coastal city. The name “Nahariya” comes from the Hebrew word “nahar” which means “river”.

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This magnificent photo shows Makhtesh Ramon, or the Ramon Crater. It is the largest crater in the Negev.

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The Galilee is a hilly region in the northern part of Israel. Here we see a ray of light shining from the heavens on it's green hills.

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Dancing with the Torah in the Aish HaTorah Building in Jerusalem.

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A beautiful aerial photo over Beit El shortly after sunrise.

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A beautiful picture by Noam Chen of the Jerusalem neighborhood of Yemin Moshe with it's famous windmill on the right.

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Boruch Len’s beautiful night view of Shechem, with the Tomb of Joseph in the valley.

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During a recent massive snowstorm in Jerusalem, United Hatzalah volunteers went above and beyond the call of duty to help those trapped or injured in their homes and on the roads.

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Uri Baruch’s captured this colorful scene of a ceramic stall at the Bezalel Street Fair, a wonderful art festival on Fridays in Jerusalem.

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The towering buildings of Tel Aviv reflected in the water.

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Ilan Rosen’s photo features the magnificent Gamla in northern Israel. One look at the hump-like shape of the hill is enough to understand why it was called Gamla, which comes from the Hebrew word for camel/ גמל ("gamal").

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Adam Ingalls captured this image of a rabbi dedicated to helping people don tefillin in Jerusalem.

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These are the three soldiers who stood at the Western Wall 50 years ago.