This recipe is from Valerie Walker of Greenbrier Arkansas. Valerie has been part of the Galiee Green family for over four years! We received these photos and recipe from her via FB messenger. She modified the recipe from one she Read more
I took some of our visiting children and grandchildren down to the Jordan River a while ago to cool off from the summer heat. It’s only 8 minutes away and literally right next to where we make our Galilee Green Read more
When Michelle Smith and her husband decided to begin 2016 by eating a healthier diet (more…)
As we prepare for Tisha B’av, thanks to World Mizrahi, here is our friend and favorite tourguide, Rabbi Ken Spiro sharing with us an up close look at the remains of the Temple that the Romans destroyed. About Rabbi Read more
Can’t eat regular Challah or Bread? Try this delicious Grain-Free Bread alternative! Shabbat is a wonderful time to enjoy a leisurely meal with the entire family and share lively discussion and words of Torah and songs along with our favorite Read more
It’s been hot here this week in Israel! Over 100 degrees Fahrenheit some days. Which means it’s perfect weather for a cold soup! I was craving a creamy vichyssoise but we’ve been cutting back on our starch intake, so I Read more
During WWI, the British were at war with the Ottoman Turks who controlled “Palestine” as part of their empire. At the beginning of the war, fighting was concentrated in the southern Gaza region over the strategic Suez Canal. As the Read more
We are always looking for fun activities to do with the children and grandchildren when they drop by in the summer. When the family visits you can turn meal-preparation into a fun activity for the kids. It saves some wear Read more
Here’s a rare film from 1913 showing a one-armed Joseph Trumpeldor plowing a field in Migdal (at the northern shore of the Sea of Galilee) shortly after he arrived in Israel from Russia. You can see the Arbel mountain and Read more
We live in the tribal lands of Naphtali, which according to Yaakov’s blessing the most fertile land of Israel. Yet from the time of the Roman exile of the Jews almost 2000 years ago, the land lay barren. This is Read more