- Check in for your overnight flights to Tel Aviv, Israel.

- Arrival at Ben Gurion International Airport.
- Bus tour through Tel Aviv: exploring the second most diverse populous city in Israel, where is the economic and technological center of the country.
- Dinner and overnight at your hotel in Tel Aviv.

- Independence Hall where the Declaration of Independence was signed. - Lunch on Dizengoff Street: One of the city's most iconic streets, named after Tel Aviv's first mayor, Meir Dizengoff. (on your own)
- Bus tour introducing the Hebrew architecture in Tel Aviv.
- Arriving to Shuk HaCarmel (Carmel Market), one of the most famous markets in Israel.
- Tour of Old Jaffa, including Mass at St. Peter's church.
- Dinner at a restaurant in Jaffa.
- Bus ride back to the hotel with stop at Rabin's Square.
- Overnight Tel Aviv.

- Drive up along the Mediterranean coast to ancient Caesarea, a strategic port of the Roman Empire.
- Atlit Detainee Camp Museum, a coastal town located south of Haifa, where many legal and illegal Jewish immigration took place in 1930s and 40s while under British Mandate. This is a very significant site in the history of Israel.
- Lunch at Atlit. (on your own)
- Walking tour of Nazareth Village, a first-century Galilean village presenting the life and teachings of Jesus, including a mass at the Church of the Annunciation.
- An interfaith prayer event at Magdala.
- Dinner and overnight.

- Mount Beatitudes and the remains of the fishing village of Magdala.
- Visit Primacy of Peter, the scene of John 21.
- Mass at Capernaum, the most mentioned town in the New Testament.
- Drive to Tzfat, the highest city in Israel, and one of the Judaism's four holy cities and center of Kabbalah, Jewish mysticism.
- Visit Ari Hakodesh Synagogue and Yosef Caro Synagogue, including Jewish prayers.
- Explore the artists' colony and meet a Kabbalist artist.
- Dinner and overnight.

- Boat ride on the Sea of Galilee (Kinneret), the lowest freshwater lake on Earth and the second lowest lake in the world after the Dead Sea. . Visit Bet She'an, the magnificent Roman city remains.
- Lunch at Cafe' Bet She'an, (on your own)
- Drive to Jerusalem through Mt. Scopus and recite the appropriate Psalms.
- Arrive at the Kotel (Western Wall) before sundown to participate in a festive Kabbalat Shabbat (welcoming the Jewish Sabbath).
- Walk to the hotel with Rabbi Gadi (25 mins), or take the bus with Fr. Roy.
- Check into Leonardo Plaza Hotel
- Festive Shabbat Dinner at the hotel with Shabbat prayers and traditions.

- Enjoy Shabbat morning services at the conservative synagogue and also the orthodox synagogue near the hotel.
- Festive Shabbat lunch at the hotel.
- Walking tour of Jerusalem neighborhood Rehavia.
- Visit the King David Hotel and the YMCA, two major landmarks in Jerusalem.
- Walking tour of the Old City, the Jewish Quarter, Christian Quarter and the colorful Arab market.
- Dinner on your own.
- Walk back to the hotel or take a taxi.
- Overnight at Leonardo Plaza.

- Visit Mount of Olives and follow the Palm Sunday Walk.
- Visit Church of the Ascension.
- Visit Church of Pater Noster.
- Mass at Dominus Flevit Church.
- Visit the Garden of Gethsemane and the Church of All Nation.
- Bus ride to Lions' Gate of the Old City.
- Lunch at the Old City. (on your own)
- Visit the Pool of Bethesda.
- Walk the Via Dolorosa, the Stations of the Cross.
- Mass at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
- Bus ride back to the hotel and dinner.

- Visit the Temple Mount, a holy site to both Jews and Muslims. Traditionally said to be the site where Abraham demonstrated his devotion to God by taking his son Isaac to be sacrificed. Also, the site of both ancient Jewish temples. Also, According to Islamic tradition, the Temple Mount is the site of Muhammad's ascent to heaven.
- Visit the City of David where over 3000 years ago, King David established a unified capital of the tribes of Israel.
- Tour of Ein Karem, an upscale trendy neighborhood where has both Jewish and Christian history. Ein Karem is best known as the birthplace of John the Baptist.
- Lunch at Ein Karem. (on your own)
- Mount Hertzel's National Cemetery.
- Drive to Bethlehem and visit of the Nativity Church.
- Mass at the Nativity Church.
- Back to the hotel + Dinner.

- Drive to Qasr Al Yahud, where the Israelites crossed the Jordan River, Elijah was ascended to heaven, and the Baptismal site of Jesus.
- Visit Ein Gedi National Park, an oasis.
- Float in the Dead Sea, the lowest spot and the saltiest and most mineral-laden body of water in the world.
- Lunch at the Dead Sea. (on your own)
- Visit Masada, King Herod's fortress, because of its history and its symbolic importance as determination and heroism, today many Israeli soldiers are sworn in here.
- Arriving Eilat for dinner and overnight.

- Enjoy a free relaxing day at your hotel at the Red Sea.
- Explore Eilat at your own leisure.
- Choose an excursion trip to Petra in Jordan, or go snorkeling in exceptional underwater world of Eilat. (not included)
- Maximize your relaxation and book a spa service. (not included)
- Dinner and overnight in Eilat

- The journey of "From Egypt to Rehoboth".
- Drive through Ramon Crater, the unique and magical world's largest erosion crater in the Negev Desert.
- Explore Mitzpe Ramon, a town located on the edge of Ramon Crater in the Negev Desert.
- Lunch in Mitzpe Ramon. (on your own)
- Mass at Emmaus, a town mentioned in the Gospel of Luke.
- Last stop is Rehoboth, Rabbi Gadi's home town.
- Visit the Jewish Yemenite Heritage Center in Rehoboth.
- Jewish Yemenite Farewell dinner & Final event of the peace proposal "From Egypt to Rehoboth" on pilgrimage 2020.
- Bus ride to Ben Gurion airport for departure.
Note: Based on time of flight departure, this schedule may be adjusted, It is anticipated that your departure from Tel Aviv airport will be late on March 5, with an arrival return the following morning.