The campaign’s tagline, “Only those who remember know what could have been given,” appears at the start of each hike.
"It’s moving to see how the people of Israel continue to choose nature and connect to their roots," said KKL-JNF chairwoman Ifat Ovadia-Luski.
The scene would look like one out of a fairytale storybook, except that the mountains are bare and there is no bubbling stream flowing through the valley.
As a result of the efforts of Omer Zur – a veteran and son of a wheelchair-using retired IDF officer – paraplegics can participate in hikes that go off-road, even venturing into rough terrain.
Explore the unique beauty of Israel's native trees on your next hike, where ancient oaks, carobs, and figs bring the rich history and landscapes of the Holy Land to life.
Remains in a Spanish tomb are likely those of Bishop Theodomir, who may have helped establish the Camino de Santiago, a study suggests.
Now is the perfect time for some family outings before the little ones need to head back to school.
Thousands of years ago, this strange place was known as Kadesh Barnea, and was considered the southernmost boundary of the Land of Israel.
Stepping out into nature, learning about, and marveling at the hidden wonders of our country can be a meaningful way of reconnecting to our land, our strength, and our heritage.
Journey with this new oleh – and recently demobbed IDF paratrooper – as he walks for Israel.
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