Preserved for now as a national conservation site, the moshav still has just one street with 14 original homes. The Shwartzmans' is the fourth house on the right. Tarrabine cafe in Jaffa's port. A trio of twentysomethings have recreated one of the Sinai Desert retreats currently popular with young Israelis. Persian-style rugs cover the floor and ceiling of the large, dimly lit cafe.
Young adults relax on the ground, leaning on pillows and shin-high tables.
They sip beer, lemonade or tea with fresh mint. Hasmonean Tunnel in Jerusalem's Old City. The ancient tunnel, which became infamous when Palestinian riots followed the opening of a second entrance in 1996, is actually a fascinating tour. A tour includes viewing a 100-ton stone that somehow was moved to build the retaining wall of the Temple Mount, as well as a site believed to be the closest spot to the Holy of Holies. All rights reserved.