The Golan is a fascinating region, different from anything else in the country. The very few people who live in it are Druze and Jewish Kibbutz members – coexisting side by side. The tour would start by explaining the Golan military importance and recent developments from top of a volcano, followed by a jeep ride near the border to understand the implications of the Syrian war on the region. After lunch at a local Druze village we'll go hike one of the national parks where rivers are flowing towards the sea of Galilee, visit a Kibbutz – a communist establishment that in one with Israel's history, and taste some wine at wine of the local wineries.
