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Sar-El Tours & Yosher Tours 10 Day Zionist Tour Date Itinerary Meals Hotel Arrival at Ben-Gurion International Airport. Dinner in Old Day 1 Tel-Aviv Tel-Aviv Yaffo. Arrive at hotel in Tel Aviv. Independence Hall, Diaspora Museum, Palmach Museum, Day 2 Oppenheimer Diamond Museum, Speaker: Messianic Judaism & Tel Aviv Zionism Atlit Detainee camp, Capernaum, Mt. Beatitudes, Boat Ride on St. Peter’s Day 3 the Sea of Galilee, Fish Lunch, Beit Igal Alon/Ancient Boat Galilee Fish lunch Museum Tel Dan, Golan Heights, Mt. Bental, Talmudic Village at Day 4 Katzrin, Qiryat Shmonah bombing testimonial, Golan Heights Galilee Winery Masada, Ein Gedi, afternoon Dead Sea swim with optional Spa Dead Sea or Day 5 treatment, Arrive at hotel near the Dead Sea/Arad Arad Fountain of Tears, Sde Boker (optional), “Aliyah (ascent) to Day 6 Jerusalem,” Herzl Museum, Yad Vashem, Arrive at hotel in Jerusalem Jerudalem Mt of Olives, Ammunition Hill, Bus Tour of other significant 1948/1967 areas in Jerusalem, Zion’s Gate, Day 7 Jerusalem Temple Mount, City of David including film and Hezekiah’s Tunnel, Speaker: History of Zionism, Private Prayer at the Western Wall, Western Wall Tunnels, Shopping in the Old City, Jewish Quarter Exhibit “Alone on the Day 8 Jerusalem Walls,” The Cardo, Hurva Synagogue, Evening Excursion to the Tower of David Night Show Israel Museum including 2nd Temple Model and Dead Sea Day 9 Scrolls, Knesset, Supreme Court, optional shopping at Ben Jerusalem Yehudah/Mamillah, Speaker: Aliyah Plant a Tree in Gush Etzion, Latrun Tank Museum, Travel Special Day 10 to Ariel as time permits, Farewell Dinner, Transfer to Ben Farewell Jerusalem Gurion Int’l Airport for flight home. Dinner .

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