Israel Travel
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For many Jews, Christians and Muslims, Israel is a Holy Land and visiting it is a powerful ... read more »
Travel Requirements for Israel
References to Israel in Western media often relate to the ongoing conflict between the Israeli and Palestinian people. Although travel to Israel is safe, there are important government advisories to consider before going, as well as entry requirements to fulfill. Israel’s unique cultural attributes should not be overlooked in the process, either. This section presents a mix of travel technicalities and intriguing cultural information to help you prepare for a successful trip.
Dulcinea's Insight
- Israel is a religious country for both Jews and Muslims. Festivals and religious observances may alter the course of your vacation.
- One important religious observance that occurs every week is the Sabbath. Almost all Jewish shops are closed on Saturdays. Given the demographic of the country, that means almost everything is closed, unless you travel to a specific Muslim or Christian neighborhood.
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Flights to Israel
Unless you plan on walking or driving, you’ll be flying into Israel via Ben Gurion ... read more »
Israel Hotels
While some Israeli camping sites suggest that you experience Israel the way Abraham did—in a ... read more »
Getting Around in Israel
Nomads are an intrinsic part of Israel’s history. To continue the tradition of wandering, ... read more »
Israel Blogs and Forums
Real people who have visited Israel sometimes give a perspective on the country that the travel ... read more »
