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Gifts
My Ashkelon: A Photo Tour
Speaks English:
Yes
My Ashkelon: A Photo Tour by photographer Zev (William) Bitman is the perfect gift for your family and friends. With each of his 260 English-captioned original photographs, the book takes you on an in-depth comprehensive personal guided tour of our city. Share the beauty of your city with the people you love.
Starting with scenes of sunrise over the city and over the marina, the book is neatly arranged into chapters that cover the Ashkelon marina and Marina Mall, our many beautiful beaches, the excitement of surfing the Ashkelon waves, the hideaways just waiting to be discovered as places great for fishing, the interesting tombs and antiquities found in various locations around the city, the old city Migdal, the treasures and pleasures that await you in the Ashkelon National Park, the varied outdoor sculptures and artwork that beautify our city, and a complete telling of the story of Samson through [...]
Address:
Yonatan Fridan Street 4/5
Phone:
053 902-3062
Website:
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Email:
zbitman@aol.com
Roses
Speaks English:
Yes
A centrally located flower shop that also sells chocolates!
Address:
Eli Cohen 43, Ashkelon
Phone:
08-9728808/053-8586138
Email:
rosesashkelon@gmail.com
The Founding of Modern Ashkelon: South African Jewry and the Afridar Neighborhood
Speaks English:
Yes
This is book by David Zwebner of Ashkelon and would make a great gift for anyone interested in history. Amazon’s description: Modern Ashkelon is a stunning coastal city in the South of Israel, home to a microcosm of the people who make up the State of Israel. From a marina that’s teeming with life, including restaurants, movie theaters, and boutique shops, to glorious beaches where Arabic, Hebrew, Russian, Spanish and English are all spoken fluently. But how did modern day Ashkelon become this cosmopolitan city? The Founding of Modern Ashkelon provides an understanding of the South African Jewry’s contribution to the establishment of the State of Israel between 1949-1959. Specifically, their contributions to the new city of Ashkelon as a home for new immigrants. Read a review of the book at https://ashkelon123.com/capture-of-al-majdal/
Address:
Ashkelon
Gvanim Gifts
Speaks English:
No
Gvanim was founded in 1987 by members of the urban kibbutz in Sderot, and today provides for more than 1,500 people with disabilities of all kinds, a range of over 30 programs nationwide, which includes an exclusive specialization for young people between the ages of 18 and 35.
The goal of Gvanim is to help people with disabilities develop skills for independent life and full self-realization, and to enable them to experience and live a vibrant and full life through the perception of EQUAL. Because we are all Different. Equal. and Partners!
Phone:
*9913