Outdoor treks in the capital include tales of Russian royalty, medieval monks and biblical sacrifices, alongside verdant gardens, modern monuments and stunning views

The mountain was the site of massacres, undercover military operations, and refuge, and today bears memorials to some of Israel's pioneering scientists, artists and philanthropists

Ben Peter took over the family business, The Photo House in Tel Aviv, with a sense of responsibility and a dream

The historic Jerusalem graveyard is home to the remains of Royal Engineers, missionaries, archaeologists and philanthropists, and built atop remnants of the Second Temple era

They fled the Nazis to Mandate Palestine in 1940, only to be deported and, over Churchill's objections, locked up for 5 years; August 12 marks 75 years since their release

A true-life psychological thriller reports on 'Mio' Meidad's undercover mission, without backup, to exact justice -- and foil a German plan to give Nazis amnesty

Philanthropists Moses and Judith traveled months over land and sea, dodging plague and bandits, while undergoing bouts of forced isolation across Middle East

Route memorializing legendary Israeli agent includes former Syrian military camps and officers' clubs, sculptures and stunning views

A chance meeting with British geologists spurred many of Kurdistan's Jews to move to Israel in the early 1900s, where they made an impression on its founders

Carved from stone and forged with metal, collections of statues in cities, kibbutzes and historical sites nationwide range from somber memorials to whimsical figurines