It’s only a short drive from our home and headquarters in Yavniel to the Golan Heights. You can reach Ramot, which is at the farthest point on the opposite side of the Sea of Galilee (Kinneret) in about 25 minutes Read more
I’ve been saying for years that using Galilee Green Extra Virgin Olive Oil in baking, can take a delicious recipe to a whole new level of flavor. (Just checkout our carrot cake recipe to see what I mean) It’s hard Read more
At the end of this post is the ancient prayer authored by King Hezekiah that we should be shouting to the heavens These are frightening times for the People of Israel. The enemy has slaughtered eleven of God’s children in Read more
October 21 is Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s birthday! We thought we’d share this “throwback” photo of Bibi and brothers Iddo and Yoni. When we see leaders on the world stage, we forget that they started out as little boys and Read more
Between Yavneel and Menachemia is one of the Galilee’s best kept secrets … Levi Eshkol Forest Park. In this 2 minute video, join Shmuel and friends as they hike from Yavne’el to the forest. On the way you’ll see stunning Read more
We just finished an entire week of daily festive meals celebrating Succot! Having family and friends together for such an extended period made for a bit of a challenge with meal prep. I didn’t want to be cooking for hours Read more
Our friend Tova had no idea who she’d meet at dinner that night when she and her family set out on their 3 hour drive from Jerusalem to their vacation in the Galilee. After the long day, they decided to Read more
We had a wonderful and meaningful Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur — and now Sukkot is just about here in Yavne’el. Sukkot is called Zman Simchateinu (Time of our Joy) and it is the happiest time of the Jewish year Read more
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Matbucha (Mott-Boo-Chah) means ‘cooked salad’ in Arabic. It’s probably THE most eaten salad in Israel and there are dozens of variations. In Israel matbucha is traditionally made with green peppers. I find them a bit on the bitter side so Read more