So far we have received three boxes.
Our first box was the June box. In it was a big box of organic herbal tea from the Samarian village of Ofra; a jar of organic honey from the Tzuf Harim beehives belonging to the founder of Lev HaOlam, produced from wildflowers that grow in the Judean Hills; a pair of coasters with beautiful scenic photos of Samarian landscapes; some delicious organic chocolate from Maaleh Hever, adjacent to the Tomb of the Patriarchs; a do-it-yourself mosaic kit,
and a Hebrew alphabet magnet set for the refrigerator!
In July, our box included a beautiful artistic picture of a Torah scroll which highlights Psalm 121:4; more organic chocolate; a magnet set with four magnets that say "Love", "Happiness", "Success", and "Health"; a handmade hot mitt from Kibbutz Rosh Tzurim in the Etzion Region in the Judean Hills; and a bottle of bittersweet chocolate liqueur from the Lavie Winery. It is named Lavie (lion) to commemorate the Tribe of Judah, on whose tribal land the winery is located.
I used some of the chocolate liqueur to make the best brownies I have ever tasted in my life. Seriously. Best brownies ever!
The box we got in August was equally as fabulous. In it was a package of Dead Sea Mud from the bottom of the Dead Sea; sun dried tomatoes from Tekoa Farm in the Northern Judean Desert; a handmade wooden message board, beautifully painted by an artist in the village of Hemdat in the Jordan Valley; organic "Milky Makeup Remover" made from avacado oil and citron water from the Samarian village of Itamar; a Mehalvad cheese cloth with a recipe to make traditional Israeli cheese called "lebane"; a Lev HaOlam hat;
and a Land of Israel Memory game!
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| Rebecca with the Land of Israel Memory Game |
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| Haley in her new hat |
We can't wait to see what will be in the next box from Israel!
If you would like to know more about Lev HaOlam, please click here to visit their website. Here is a short video about them:
Neat! We love Israel too and have several items from there around our house. I will have to look into this. Thanks for keeping us informed. :)♥
ReplyDeleteWhat a great little blog you have here, I will bookmark it for future reading, and thanks for the information on Lev Haolam
ReplyDeleteYou will love them! Their boxes sent out ate filled with delightful surprises of the artisans in Sumaria and Judea. My only consolation for the way the world has chosen to treat “God’s Special People” is that they will answer one day to God, and I suspect eternity will not be pleasant for them. Shame on those who are anti-Semitic!
DeleteI just received my first box of products made in Samaria and Judea, from Lev Haloam. The products are amazing and the box was so generous: two types of chocolate bars, a jar of tahini, a lovely blue bracelet, a bottle of chocolate desert wine (I think wine), fabulous Purim date filled shortbread pastries with the recipe to make them, a colorful and useful rubberized mat, a box of beauty products one of which is a wonderful lavender and chamomile’s bath oil, and the other is a herbal mix of all purpose salve. I am a Christian, who will never forget that her religious roots came from the Israelites. Had the disciples of Christ never spread the Word of Jesus Christ, there would be no Christianity. I am getting ready to
ReplyDeletechange from a shipment once every two months to every month. I love their products, their people, and that I proudly stand with those in Samaria and Judea, to whom God promised this land. Good luck to you Benjamin Netanyahu, and may the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob be with you and protect you. Your friend in the USA.
I weep for Israel. I weep for all the Jewish people have endured, and although I am s Christian, I wear a gorgeous Star of David to show my solidarity for all Jewish people, since the beginning of time. I wear it with my Orthodox Christian Triple Bar Cross (St. Olga’s Cross), and my medallion of Our Blessed Mother of God, the Theotokos, Our Mother Mary.
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