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This photo was taken at a kibbutz while we were learning about the history of conflict in the Golan.
Posted by AMHSI Student on 05.05.19This photo was taken at a kibbutz while we were learning about the history of conflict in the Golan. This was maybe my favorite tiyul. Going on the hike the next day was such a great experience that reminded me of how beautiful Eretz Israel can be. I really admire the north due to its incredible beauty.Read MoreImpact, Israel, Living classroom, Living History, -
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We spent the day in Tel Aviv learning about the history of the city.
Posted by AMHSI Student on 04.17.19We spent the day in Tel Aviv learning about the history of the city. In the 2nd Aliyah period, two men came to Yafo and decided to build a Jewish city. Aharon Chelouche had the money and Shimon Rokach had the ideas.Read MoreIsrael, Living classroom, -
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This picture was taken on 4/11/19 at kfar hanokdim of the camel I rode there.
Posted by AMHSI Student on 04.17.19This picture was taken on 4/11/19 at kfar hanokdim of the camel I rode there. We had a very interesting tiyul in the Negev desert that lasted over three days. The first thing we did was we visited Ben Gurion’s desert home in Sde Boker. We learned a little about him and we also learned about the importance of the Negev Desert.Read MoreIsrael, Living classroom, -
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This photo was taken at the bus station that looked run down and abandoned in Tel Aviv.
Posted by AMHSI Student on 04.17.19This photo was taken at the bus station that looked run down and abandoned in Tel Aviv. This tiyul was interesting to me because it gave me a new perspective of Israel. We learned both about modern Israeli identity issues. We also learned about the situation in Israel with refugees, asylum seekers and migrant workers.Read MoreIsrael, Living classroom, Living History, -
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Today we started the tiyul day off by having class at the beach near Atlit.
Posted by AMHSI Student on 04.08.19This picture was taken on 4/3/19 at Rose Haniqra. Today we started the tiyul day off by having class at the beach near Atlit. There, we learned about how the Jews had a struggle because David Ben Gurion said: “We will fight the white paper as if there is no Hitler, and we will fight Hitler as if there is no white paper”.Read MoreIsrael, Living History, -
Photo Journalism Blog
Today March 4th we went to Belvoir and Tzfat.
Posted by AMHSIMilken Student on 03.10.19Today March 4th we went to Belvoir and Tzfat. In Belvoir we learned about the Crusades and how bad it was for the Jews. We saw how the Crusaders built their fortresses and we pretended to attack as the Muslims would. When doing that we learned about the different techniques the Crusaders used when building the fortresses and saw much thought they put into it.Read More -
Photo Journalism Blog
In the morning we woke up early and went to Sataf.
Posted by AMHSIMilken Student on 03.10.19In the morning we woke up early and went to Sataf. Sataf was a city that was already at a disadvantage agriculturally. It was a city that was built on a rocky mountain with no soil and very little irrigation. Of course the Israelites found a way to solve the problem. First they wanted to build terraces in the mountain and put soil for crops. Everyone worked together and worked on one terrace at a time to do it faster. This showed that they weren’t selfish and because of that they were more efficient.Read More -
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This picture is a picture of the mountains at Masada that yelled back to us.
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Photo Journalism Blog
The hike up to Hod Akev and back through the Negev valleys was a similar path Moses took his people on.
Posted by AMHSI Student on 02.27.19After more than 7 hours of dangerous and tedious hiking, I can only imagine how angry God must have been with the Israelites to force them up and down and around these cliffs for 40 years. The hike up to Hod Akev and back through the Negev valleys was a similar path Moses took his people on, highlighting how brave and determined they all were to reach Israel and follow God’s words.Read More -
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This story really showcases the Jewish spirit of never giving up for the generations to come.
Posted by AMHSIMilken Student on 02.26.19Today we went to Jerusalem and I took a picture of my favorite story I heard all day. When you told us about the man who engraved a message of Jewish hope into the side of the Beit Hamikdash, while running from the Romans who wanted to kill him, I thought it was incredible.Read More -
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We see that although it’s his greatest strength, it is also his biggest weakness.
Posted by AMHSIMilken Student on 02.26.19Today on our tiyul we went on a major hike down mount Gilboa and afterward swam. We learned about Joshua and how he was the only one who had faith in God and himself when none of the other spies did. We also learned about the different stories of Judges such as Ehud, Barak and Devorah, and Gideon.Read More -
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As I stood above the valley, I was reflective of the events that took place at this destination and have formed my life.
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Photo Journalism Blog
On this tiyul we hiked on a trail on the side of the mountain.
Posted by AMHSIMilken Student on 02.25.19On this tiyul we hiked on a trail on the side of the mountain. We also went to the Jerusalem water tunnels near King David’s palace and Ben Yehuda Street. This tiyul was extremely enjoyable for me because I got to learn so many new and interesting things.Read More -
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Something that explains the meaning of life and the definition of my existence.
Posted by AMHSIMilken Student on 02.25.19On February 7 we traveled to Jerusalem, the center of the world's existence. It is impossible to determine the time period of this great city, because it has been prevalent in ancient to current history. Jerusalem was first established as the capitol of Israel in the era of Kind David, but was also the the destination in which the world was created.Read More -
Photo Journalism Blog
My two favorite parts were hiking in the nature and walking through the tunnel.
Posted by AMHSIMilken Student on 02.25.19I really enjoyed today’s tiyul and my two favorite parts were hiking in the nature and walking through the tunnel. I really enjoyed walking through the tunnel because I know that if I was doing the walking alone, I would have been terrified. But I was surrounded by my friends. We were united as one and singing together which brought me comfort. This is one of the biggest reasons that I decided to come on to Tiferet.Read More -
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Today, February 21 was something special and truly breathtaking.
Posted by AMHSIMilken Student on 02.25.19Today, February 21 was something special and truly breathtaking. I was filled with knowledge that I’d never thought I would be filled with before. The first location we ventured off to was a trip to the old city in Jerusalem. As I stepped out of the bus and took a look outside, I was hit with a very miraculous realization. I realized that this was the same city that had been called a polis.Read More -
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Second Temple Tiyul, February 21, Judean Desert, Second Temple Period.
Posted by AMHSIMilken Student on 02.25.19Second Temple Tiyul, February 21, Judean Desert, Second Temple Period. Over the course of the day, we learned about the Hellenistic Jews and the Roman/Greek period. After a day of a lot of learning and being told information, it was nice to relax and reflect at this site. We went to the mountain at sunset and individually spent 10 minutes looking at the scenery and experiencing the view ourselves.Read More -
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Megiddo was very beautiful and lush.
Posted by AMHSIMilken Student on 02.25.19Today is February 11th and it was our 4th tiyul. Megiddo was taken at the time period of the Israelites, the Kings Period. Megiddo was very beautiful and lush. When we were learning in this beautiful view I couldn’t look away from the view because it was so amazing and stunning.Read More -
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We went to hike Chod Akev on Thursday 2/14/19.
Posted by AMHSI Student on 02.24.19We went to hike Chod Akev on Thursday 2/14/19. This is a picture of my friend Maggie and I on our hike at the top of the mountain. This hike was extremely challenging both mentally and physically. Even though I had some trouble, it was one of the most interesting and fun hikes I have been on because it wasn’t just walking but also included some climbing as well.Read More
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