Passover is a central holiday on the Jewish calendar and is one of the three Jewish festivals (the other two are Shavuot and Sukkot), all of which date from the biblical era and have historical and agricultural significance.

On Easter, the Christian world commemorates Jesus’ death and resurrection. Israel, which is where the major events in his life is a central focus point on this holiday.

Purim is the happiest of all the Jewish holidays. Its date is in accordance with the Jewish calendar; thus, in terms of the Gregorian calendar, it sometimes falls in February and sometimes falls in March.

The Haifa International Children’s Theater Festival is one of the most important children’s theater festivals in Israel and is an international celebration of over 100 plays and performances from Israel and around the world.

Israel is the Holy Land where the major events in Jesus’ life took place. Christian holy sites can be found throughout Israel and they attract pilgrims and devout Christians from around the world all year round.

Northern Israel is a magnificently beautiful region of great historical importance with breathtaking landscapes full of hills and valleys that simply soothe the soul.

Haifa, the major city in the north of Israel is a special city because of its magnificent mountainous view, its forest and sea that combine with Haifa’s Bahai gardens and the open markets it has makes for a modern city in balance with nature

Israel is home to two major international film festivals that have been critically acclaimed throughout the years and have earned visits from directors, producers and many world class movie stars. These festivals include documentary films, short films and student films.