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Iddo Katz is an archeologist and tour guide licensed by Israel’s Ministry of Tourism. Iddo is a 7th-generation born Israeli who graduated from Bar-Ilan University with degrees in Land of Israel Studies, geography and biology. A former lecturer at the Schools of Tour Guides at Bar Ilan University, Iddo has also lectured widely throughout the United States and Israel and was the area manager on archaeological excavation sites, including a well-known site at Shiloh.
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September 12 – 21, 2022
October 20—November 1, 2022
October 24 – November 4, 2022
The itinerary is meticulously planned, the accompanying scholars and local guides are truly knowledgeable…”
Great Neck, New York
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