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February 2020 – November 2021
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The coach will leave Tel Aviv at approximately 10.30am from Arlozorov but that will be confirmed once we have bookings as there will probably be other pick up points along the way.
Before we go into the gardens we will have lunch. People can bring their own picnic lunch or eat in the restaurant.
The price will be 120 shekels per person for members or 140 shekels for non-members to be paid in cash ahead of the trip.
For booking and more information please email Sue
This is for members only. Please register with David Miller and you will be sent a link for zoom.
A visit to the beautiful, refurbished Weizmann House, the home of Chaim and Vera Weizmann. This will be followed by lunch at Cafe Mada, Weizmann Institute, a kosher dairy restaurant. You can also bring your own lunch to have in the delightful Institute gardens. After lunch there will be a visit to the Ayalon Institute – bullet factory. This was a secret ammunition factory, disguised as part of a kibbutz, to fool the British in the 1940s.
The bus will leave Kikar Ha’atsmaut at 8.30 a.m., will pick ups in Ir Yamim and possibly Tel Aviv.
Advance booking essential by phone or email E. Pearlman or C. Greenspan.
The tour starts at 10.00. Please be at assembly point by 9.45 am.
Booking with Ian Banks by phone or email is essential. Payment in advance by Paybox. If you have a problem with this, please contact Stephen: 050-5827115
You will be required to show your Green Pass at the entrance.
Asher Arbit, a licensed guide, will guide us through the Old City of Jerusalem, pointing out new archaeological discoveries.
Meet at 9.30 a.m. inside Jaffa Gate on left
Booking essential
This meeting is to approve the audit committee and adjust the annual subscription for 2022. This meeting is for HOB members only.
Booking essential: Nadia @Rances .net
David Matlow owns the largest private collection of Theodor Herzl memorabilia. David uses his collection to inform people about the history of the State of Israel and the Zionist movement.