(Almost) Guiding Mr. Brian Cowen, Prime minister of Ireland, February 2010.

Can't win them all.. Was contacted to guide the Prime minister of Ireland on a short notice, but unfortunately was already booked for that week-end.. :-(

"Dia duit" ("Hello", In Irish) Mr. Cowen!.. :-)

Appearing on Israeli TV comedy show, August 2009

Erez, Ori and I had a lot of laughs when I tried to teach them how to become archaeologists.. Ori used some of the old coins we found to get a soda from the vending machine.. he still why soda machine won't take Roman dinars if they are placed in archaeological parks :-)
A clip of the show soon to come!

Guiding John McDonald, partner of "Revolution" UK chain bar, July 2009

"I learnt more about the Bible with Danny in a day than I have ever had attending Sunday school or church, the tour is just excellent!"

Guiding Susan and Jonathan Gross, July 2009

Jonathan Gross is a mathematician and a professor of computer science at Columbia university. He specializes in "Graph theory".
"My wife, Susan, and I had three wonderful days with Danny as our guide. This was our fourth trip to Israel within the past ten years. Seeing places like Tel Hazor and Tel Dan with an expert on archaeology explaining how we know what we know about these times long ago was a special treat."

Guiding John Stafford, former CEO of Wyeth, and his granddaughters, July 2009

"The best guide I ever had!"

Guiding a TV production at the caves of Qumran, June 2009

on June 09 I guided a TV production of "travel channel" to caves no. 3 and cave no. 11 near Qumran. It was part of an American production about the copper scroll.

Guiding Prof. Tina J. Wray, June 2009

Tina is an Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Salve Regina University in Newport, Rhode Island, where she teaches courses in Biblical Studies and World Religions. She wrote several books, many articles, and participates in the excavations on Mt. Zion.

Guiding INTEL vice president Josh Walden, and his family, March 2009

"Thank you again Danny, for evrything.
Will definitely send more Intel people your way.
See you soon, I hope! "
Josh Walden Vice president, Intel corp.

Guiding Nobel Prize Winner, Prof. Eric Maskin, July 2008

On July 2008 I guided Nobel prize winner Professor Eric Maskin. Professor Maskin is known for his research on "Mechanism design". The tour however focused on the design of experience and fun for his family and his students, who were attending a summer school at the institute of advanced studies of the Hebrew University.
We toured Masada and the Dead Sea. The mechanism (of fun) proved to work!..

Last year I guided another Nobel prize winner, guest of the Hebrew University, known for his discoveries in the fields of "String Theory".

Guiding Kidney doner Eric Swim, August 2007

Eric is the famous American Jew who donated his kidney to an Israeli child, Moshiko, who needed desperately the transplant. When Eric contacted me and told me who he was, and that he is coming now for Moshiko’s Bar-Mitsvah and wants a guided tour, I told him that by giving his kidney, he touched my heart, and so the least I could do is guide him one day for free!. And so it was. My offer stands for any future donators as well, and if you wish to learn more about organ donation, visit http://www.hods.org

Guiding American looney tunes Artist David Krakov, July 2007


David Krakov is a known artist for playing with the looney  tunes figures, as well as playing with words. He is the only artist ever allowed by Warner brothers to use these figures for artistic purposes, and the result explains it.See a CNN cover of his works, here:CNN Video