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  • Day 2 - Nazareth 07:30 於「Casa Nova」早餐 08:45 認識環境 09:00 預報救主降生大殿的博物館 Basilica of the Annunciation 11:00 於聖若瑟堂舉行彌撒　St. Joseph Church 聖若瑟堂（瑪 2:22-23；路2:39-40）St Joseph Church 12:30 於「Casa Nova」午餐 14:00 會堂小堂（路 4:16-30） 聖母泉 Mary’s W Posted by Lamy in My travel to Israel | Oct 21, 2008
  • Day 1 - Heading to Tel Aviv, Israel 終於到了出發的一天。有點緊張，一來要坐十二小時的飛機，還不知道以色列航空的質素；二來聽說搭以色列航空有很嚴格的security check。 我們11:30am集合，就到以色列航空的counter check-in。在check-in前，已經要“問話”和check 行李。還有，已經看到了香港警察拿著長槍在counter前。 雖然有點緊張，但留意一下那些問話的女保安，應該是以色列人，她們有些都挺漂亮，尤其是她們的眼睛。有些團友帶了Nazareth旅行社送給我們的環保袋，因為是禮物，所以便被問了更 Posted by Lamy in My travel to Israel | Oct 18, 2008
  • Israel - Jerusalem Oh my god, where have I landed? I am in Jerusalem in a hostel full of religious lunatics. They pray, they sigh thing like "God have mercy", they anoint themselves, and they have visions. Visions! And prophesies and revelations. And Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Oct 16, 2008
  • Israel - North East Well, I left Akko one day early it seems, there were riots there just one day after I left. Oh well, maybe next time. Anyway, I stayed in Haifa during Yom Kippur. That was quite eerie, there's not one car Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Oct 14, 2008
  • The Israeli-Palestinian conflict Well, so far I found out there is a difference between the Palestinians that have Israeli citizenship and the ones in the Palestinian territories. The Israeli arabs are well integrated into Israelian culture and can even do miliraty service if Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Oct 9, 2008
  • The Israeli-Palestinian conflict The military service is compulsory for everybody over 18 in Israel. Men do 3 years and women 2 years. Fighting units are mostly composed of men while women are usually incorporated into support units (the air force being an exception). Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Oct 8, 2008
  • Israel - West Coast I really like Israel. Traveling through Israel is like a miniature trip around the world. You meet people here that emigrated from all over the world, it's very multi-cultural. I crossed the border at Taba in Egypt. Of course, when I Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Oct 8, 2008
  • A perspective of Israel I believe that an important part of travel is to develop some understanding of the people- their values, their culture and the political issues they deal with. And although visiting tourist sites is interesting, exciting and educational I believe Posted by arick in Journeys in Retirement | Sep 10, 2008
  • Jerusalem to Ein Geddi I got up at 6:50 a.m. with boundless energy and decided that I wanted to go cycling. Although the roads in Jerusalem are very busy during the week, there are very few cars on the road on Saturday and Posted by arick in Journeys in Retirement | Sep 8, 2008
  • Jerusalem (To see larger versions of the pics, click in them) We began the day by going to Yad Vashem, the museum that describes the Holocaust from Hitler's rise to power until the settlement of the Jewish in Israel. Although Posted by arick in Journeys in Retirement | Sep 8, 2008
  • We are going to Israel I can't believe that we are leaving for Israel in a few days. This will be a very special journey for Rick and I for many reasons: We have never been to Israel before We are beginning the trip the Posted by arick in Journeys in Retirement | Aug 29, 2008
  • Taste of Freedom Saying the truth - I’m excited to return to describe this marvelous trip and remember it in details again. Real-time dairy and photos would help me to reconstruct it correctly and I hope to complete this blog soon. It's summer Posted by vanessa in Central America 2005 | Jan 1, 2005
  • Holy Land 17.05.80 After a harrowing experience of security checks, suspicion, whispers in foreign tongues, questioning that bordered on interigation and re-questioning, I was finally allowed to enter Israel and meet with my friend and guide here in this most ho Posted by Travesty in WANDERLUST KÖNIG | May 21, 2008
  • A Night Journey I am leaving Jerusalem in 40 minutes. I have a 5:30 flight to Istanbul, and I am not quite prepared for a day in Turkey with no sleep. I wish I wasn't leaving. There's a lot I want to say Posted by Zirocco in Vechea Lume | Jul 5, 2008
  • Jerusalem of Gold I've been in Jerusalem for three days now. Before I elaborate on how I've been spending my time and the things I've done, I'd like to discuss the concept of the Birthright trip, which up until now structured my only Posted by Zirocco in Vechea Lume | Jul 1, 2008
  • Never have I ever...in Israel To view photos from this trip, click here (http://picasaweb.google.com/skbaumgarten) It was only the very first day and I already wondered what I had gotten myself into. I had Posted by sarabee in Sara's fantastico journey! | May 22, 2008
  • UN POCO MAS DE ESTE PAIS TAN INTERESANTE! SOLO PARA TERMINAR CON ESTE PEQUEÑO PERO INCREIBLE PAIS HAY VARIAS COSAS QUE SE ME HACEN INTERESANTES COMENTAR! POR EJEMPLO SU ECONOMIA ES BASTANTE ALTA! LUEGO LUEGO LO NOTAMOS EN EL PRECIO DE LAS COSAS BASTANTE CARO DIFERENTE A LOS DEMAS Posted by wanderers in TROTAMUNDOS | May 23, 2008
  • ISRAEL UN PEDACITO DE TIERRA MAS PEQUEÑO QUE EL ESTADO DE NEW JERSEY EN USA. AUN ASI OBTIENE MAS TITULARES EN LAS NOTICIAS QUE NINGUN OTRO PAIS! A tiny finger of land hugging the eastern Medit Posted by wanderers in TROTAMUNDOS | May 12, 2008
  • The Holy Land Sooo although I haven't written in a couple weeks I don't really have much to say. Eilat was an amazing few days of relaxing and sun. We came to Jerusalem for a planned 4 days of quick site seeing and Posted by Little Dee in Surfing SA | Apr 22, 2008
  • In Israel April 1, 2008 After a little over 10 hours of travel from NYC, I am finally in Israel. The plane flight wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. We flew first class and were treated as such on the plane. I Posted by munozck in AIPAC Mission to Israel | Apr 1, 2008
  • Israël Nous prévoyons fêter Noël à Jérusalem ou Bethléem et partir pour le Caire par la suite... Posted by planetrola in Manon & Robert Tour du monde | Feb 21, 2008
  • a day later On Efrat, a Jewish settlement in the West Bank: "One of the major reasons we moved here is because it's a great place to raise your kids." Before I had been here, I thought that the West Bank was a warzone, as Posted by abesworld in Across the Universe | Aug 24, 2007
  • check, check, check I'm checking a few off in one day! * Go to the West Bank * Hitch hike * Horse back ride And that is my plan for the day! Wonderful, ain't it? Being back here in Israel is amazing, it helps me remember why I love it Posted by abesworld in Across the Universe | Aug 23, 2007
  • back home Hey y'all! Here I am in Tel Aviv, just done some laundry. What a relief to be back here in Israel. I've been here since Sunday morning at 3am, quite an interesting time in Istanbul, I must Posted by abesworld in Across the Universe | Aug 21, 2007
  • Dead Sea Important Facts About The Dead Sea: * Dead * 1200 Feet below sea level * Hot as Hell! (45C=113F) Anyhow, we had a lovely time at the Dead Sea, the Lowest Point on Earth [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/9 Posted by svjorber in Trip Around the World | Jul 27, 2007
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