Pictures from my trips in Israel

Hi all
My name is Avi Klein and I travelled to lots of places in Israel,
I uploaded my photos in facebook and made all the albums public so anyone who wants to visit Israel can watch them and decide where does he wants to go and where he thinks he can skip (one of the most important things in a trip is knowing where to pass and not to travel).
https://www.facebook.com/avi.klein.18/photos_albums
my albums r: from 2005 - "Tel-Aviv Promenade"
from 2006 - "Safed"
from 2007 - "Amirim"
from 2008 - "Haifa" (I have another 2 albums from haifa, in 2010 called "Haifa 2010" and from 2012 called "Wadis in Haifa"😉
"Ein Kerem (Jerusalem)"
from 2009 - "Jaffa" (I have another album of Jaffa from 2011)
from 2010 - "Jerusalem"
"Jerusalem - The Second Trip"
"Hanukkah and Night Photos in Jerusalem" (I have another album of Jerusalem from 2013)
"Neve Tzedek (Tel-Aviv)"
"Night Photos in Tel-Aviv"
"Akko - day 1"
"Akko - day 2"
"Haifa 2010"
"Park Utopia"
from 2011 - "Caesrea and Habonim Beach"
"Western Galilee (Arch Cave, Rosh Hanikra and Achziv Beach) - part 1" (Arch Cave is also known as Rainbow Cave)
"Western Galilee (Nahal Kziv and Montfort Castle) - part 2" (Nahal means river in Hebrew. However most Nahals in Israel r without water or have water only in the winter)
"Nazareth"
"Mount Arbel and the Jordan River"
"Meron and the Hilula" (this album is of Nahal Meron and not Mount Meron)
"Arsuf (Apollonia) and Hasharon Beach" (Arsuf and Apollonia r 2 names for the same place)
"Ramat Hanadiv and Nahal Alexander"
"Beit Guvrin and Palmachim Beach"
"Nahal Darga"
"Hula Valley"
"Festivals in Jerusalem (Christmas and the Light Festival)"
"Avshalom Cave and Jerusalem mountains"
from 2012 - "Wadis in Haifa (Siah, Lotem and nisnas)"
"Mount and Nahal Tabor"
"Nahal Yagur"
"Nahal Hashofet"
"Waterfalls in Nahal Ayun (Hatanur) and the Gilabon"
"Masada and Ein Gedi"
"Nahal Quetalav and Nitzanim Sand Dunes"
"Nahal Tamar, Nahal Tsafit and the Majrasa (2 trips)"
from 2013 - "South Golan Hights (Nahal El Al and Gamla)"
"Nahal Amud and Mount Meron"
"Jerusalem 2013"
Like I said above, Nahal means river in Hebrew. However most Nahals in Israel r without water or have water only in the winter.
If anyone has any questions he can write to my e-mail and ask anything (for example, where exactly was picture 13 taken in album x? do u prefer Masada or Western Galilee?)
My mail is <snip>
https://www.facebook.com/avi.klein.18/photos_albums
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