• The Baha’i Gardens - Besides visiting the holy center of the Bahai faith, we will enjoy a stunning view of the northern Israeli coastline extending to the Lebanese border.
• Rosh Hanikra - We will gain an understanding of the complex geopolitical and military situation in the Middle East. This includes a brief history of the Jews, Palestinians, Israel, its neighboring countries, and significant historical milestones.
• Shtula - We will drive to within a few meters of the Israeli-Lebanese border. Here, we will observe the Israeli border post and the corresponding Hezbollah border post on the other side. We will also see the wall recently constructed by Israel to protect its farmers and villages.
• Matat - We will reach an observation point atop Mount Adir, in the heart of the Upper Galilee, offering a spectacular view of Southern Lebanon. We will continue with historical and political background on Lebanon, a country composed of many entities, and the role each one plays.
• Bar’am - We will visit an Israeli Kibbutz (a communal village) located right on the Israeli border. A local guide will take us on a small tour around the Kibbutz, providing explanations and interesting insights. We will also have lunch at the Kibbutz’s dining hall.
• Kibbutz Misgav Am - After crossing the Upper Galilee from west to east, we will visit an observation point that offers a unique view of the Golan Heights, Mount Hermon, and the Syrian border. We will also hear an overview of the critical fresh water situation in the Middle East and the resulting issues.
• South Lebanon Army Memorial - We will learn about the turbulent period when Israel occupied southern Lebanon (during the 80s and 90s), the local militia that shared Israel’s interests, and the foreseeable future of this conflict.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tea and coffee

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• anding and/or facility fees

The clash between Arab and Israeli nations has garnered global attention for numerous decades, even having significant influence on international politics for more than a hundred years. The frontier line running between Israel and its northern compatriot, Lebanon, serves as a physical embodiment of this dispute, portraying it unambiguously. A variety of key subjects are involved - Israel being on one end and numerous Lebanese sects and factions on the other, each with their distinct perspectives and objectives. For those captivated by political and international issues, this offers a unique chance to delve into actual circumstances that mirror major global events.

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