Mount carmel
Free weekend stays for Israel Trail hikers at University of Haifa dorms
Free lodging for Israel Trail hikers is available in Carmel through a new university partnership with the Society for the Protection of Nature.
Funding cuts to Israel's rescue services direct cause of fires, delayed rescue efforts - opinion
During the spring, the flower Italia Valeriana to grow in Mount Carmel, Galilee, Jerusalem Hills
Police arrest doctor from Haifa for allegedly starting wave of forest fires in the Carmel
Experience Israel's hidden luxury: The Farmhouse at Bat Shlomo Vineyards
Fall back in love with Israel at a luxury boutique hotel-stay atop a vineyard.
Need some cool relief from the summer heat? Etsba Cave trail in Carmel Ridge has you covered
Beat the summer heat by exploring the Etsba Cave Trail in Carmel Ridge. Enjoy a shady hike through dense forests, historical sites, and the refreshing coolness of a prehistoric cave.
Teen discovers 1800-year-old ring engraved with goddess Athena on Mount Carmel
The artifact was examined with the assistance of Prof. Shua Amorai-Stark, an expert on ancient rings and amulets from the Kaye Academic College.
15,000-year-old red-shell beads earliest example of organic red pigment use
The finds were made in the Kebara cave on Mount Carmel near Haifa.
'In 90 days, we'll miss the pigs' - Haifa mayoral candidate promises to get rid of boars
The former mayor of the city for about 15 years lost his last elections about five years ago and had recently hinted at his intentions to return to the position.
Druze chutzpah and food in New York City's Upper West Side
A female Israeli Druze chef brought a touch of chutzpah and tasty food from Daliat el-Carmel to the world's biggest stage and became a household name.
Travel to Tirat Hacarmel this summer
Tirat Hacarmel at the foot of the Carmel Forest, is one of the least-known cities in Israel, but should be your vacation destination this summer.
Elma Hotel: A different type of break for calm and culture
Elma is built in a unique architectural style that hugs the undulating hillside contours and blends into the landscape while maintaining an unmistakable presence.
World's first food processor, from 350,000 years ago, found near Haifa
The food processor is the oldest abrasion tool ever found.
Archaeologists propose new identification for biblical Tel Rosh
First documented in the mid-19th century, Tel Rosh presents remains dating back to periods spanning over the millennia.
500,000 years ago, inhabitants of the Carmel knew their land well
Ancient humans were able to select raw materials for their tools based on technological criteria.
