I love the plants here, so vibrant and green! 
I feel like a pioneer, albeit with kitty litter planters 
The Hejaz Railway used to connect Damascus to Medina, and it had a stop in Haifa. Maybe one day we can all ride together. 
This was my first night in what would turn out be two months of staying in the hospital. I started alone and isolated, and I came out a completely changed person. 
The righetous bloom like date-palms; they thrive like a cedar in Lebanon. Tehillim 92:2 
I have set the L-rd always before me. Tehillim 16:8 
Create in me a clean heart, Oh L-rd, and renew a steadfast spirit within me. Tehillim 51:10 
Oh mighty ones, do you really what is just? Do you judge mankind with equity? Tehillim 58:2 
Do not cast me off in old age; when my strength fails, do not forsake me! Tehillim 71:9 
He who lives without blame, who does what is right, and in his heart knows the truth… Tehillim 19:2 
I seriously can never get over the beauty of this place. Wouldn’t trade living here for anything in the world. Seeing the sea like this just fills me with awe, serenity, joy, and hope. Just a perfect moment. 
There is nothing like the feeling of the water hitting your legs, the sand shifting underneath your feet, and the sight of seeing G-d’s amazing wonders. 
A day’s regimen. A few changes have been made since this photo was taken, but the number stayed the same.
These are the pictures I’ve taken along the way in my journey through the holy land. Some are kodesh, some are chol, but most are just in between like the rest of us.