Israel Travel Blogs

Pilgrimage in IsraelTulad ng nakaraang araw, maaga ulit ako nagising to prepare for the day's activity. We went down to the banquet hall for breakfast. Syempre nagpakabusog ulit ako. Gluttony na nga yatang matatawag ang kain namin dahil sa Posted by drahcir07 in Plano...Kwento...Panalo! | Aug 25, 2010
Post-Hummus Anecdotes 1So it's been a while but now I think is the time to reignite the blog before all the memories fade into one hazy politico-binge; and also so that when Penguin get in contact with me (any day now) I Posted by kit-weaver in Kit in Arabia | Aug 17, 2010
The Promised LandWe struggled out of our seaside chalet and back onto the road. We were starting to get travel weary and getting back on the bikes to head into another hot windy day didn't really fill us with joy. We followed Posted by robandpol in LongWayHome | Jul 23, 2010
Um pouquinho mais de IsraelIsrael não é um país muito grande, mas são muitas as diferenças entre cada cidade, do sul para o norte, Eilat é a típica atração turística no verão, é onde os Israelitas relaxam e se hospedam em um dos resorts Posted by flaviaU in RTW 2010 | Jun 23, 2010
And onto EuropeThe last few days have been very relaxing for Flavia and me. It’s interesting when things get turned upside down when travelling. In this case, staying in one of Flavia’s friend’s houses in Haifa, sitting around with family Posted by JonathanU in RTW 2010 | Jun 21, 2010
Jerusalém: a cidade de várias facesA chegada a Jerusalém já mostrou sinais de tensão, logo que desembarcamos do ônibus na estação central nos deparamos com um detector de metais e tivemos as nossas mochilas revistadas por meninos de 18 anos armados, talvez um choque para Posted by flaviaU in RTW 2010 | Jun 18, 2010
History Alive in JerusalemWe arrived in Jerusalem exhausted by the surprisingly long journey from Petra. We were a bit shocked when we pulled our taxi driver slammed on the brakes and pointed at a sign directly above a fruit stand that ran Posted by JonathanU in RTW 2010 | Jun 15, 2010
IsraelHaving decided to make a last minute trip to the Middle East, I figured starting in Israel would be wise. I speak the language, have traveled here before, have friends here, and who doesn't need a good falafel (or four?) Posted by NYCgirl in Israel, Egypt, Jordan? | Jun 8, 2010
The 'Holy Shit! That's Expensive' LandAt $5 / hour for internet, I literally can't afford to write anything more than this: Bloody hell it is expensive here. We can barely afford to live, both of us will no doubt be bankrupt upon return to England. We're Posted by kit-weaver in Kit in Arabia | Jun 3, 2010
Loved Jordan's Wadi Mujibe & off to Israel!!I had chosen last Thursday to cross the border since opening times are limited on Fridays and Saturdays and before Thursday, Easter celebrations were going on and making travelling difficult.. So before going to Israel I had Tuesday and Wednesday still Posted by Nadia88 in Nadia on the Road | Apr 10, 2010
MEDITERREAN CRUISE......SEPT 1988Between our first trip to China in 1987 and our cruise we went to Hawaii once more and to Ontario twice. The cruise was from Venice and included shore excursions to Corfu, Delphi, Athens, Ephesus, Rhodes, Alexandria, Port Said and Posted by douglasw in Around the World | Aug 31, 1988
November 22nd - 29th, Israel and the Palestinian TerritoriesNovember 22nd As agreed, Bernie knocked to say goodbye early in the morning. It had been a very good week travelling around Jordan - almost like a holiday rather than travelling.... We got up a little later, checked out of the Posted by Patrick H. in Patrick Hillman's Travels | Nov 24, 2009
Stop #4 of MY JourneyDay 4: Jersualem : the wailing wall and ramparts walk. A last I have arrived in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel. It Posted by JuliannaG in My Adventures Around the World | Sep 17, 2009
Israel: World biggest junctionIsrael gets alot of attention all over the world , this small piece of land is holy for jews , muslims , christians , druzes and bahaics - all together are more then 50% of the world's Posted by alonkaf in Land of Galilee | Sep 11, 2009
Aug 4th Nazarath, IsraelAug 4th Nazarath, Israel My mom and I woke up at 11:30 and we drove in Meron's car to go to Hiafa. When we arrived at Hiafa my mom had wanted to go to The Bahai World Centre but it was Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Aug 5, 2009
August 3 Jerusalem, IsraelAugust 3 Jerusalem, Israel Me and my mom woke at our hotel and went to go see some things in Jerusalmen. The first place that we went to was Mt. zion. We had trouble getting there but a person gave us Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Aug 4, 2009
Aug 2nd Jerusalem, IsraelAug 2nd Jerusalmen, Israel My mom and I.. (I started off this entry the same but my mom is going to make me change it because she says it's not proper English. I wouldn't change it if I didn't have to, Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Aug 3, 2009
Aug 1st Tel Aviv, IsraelAugust 1st Tel Aviv, Israel Me and my mom woke up at Meron's house in Tel Aviv. He's the guy that were staying with. He has a huge collection of movies, about 400 movies and I wanted to see some of Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Aug 2, 2009
July 31st Tel Aviv, IsraelJuly 31st Athens to Tel Aviv, Israel Nico and his mom woke up today and gave eachother nicknames and spirit animals. My new nickname is woodchip and my spirit animal is a gecko, my mom's nickname is shard and her spirit animal Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Aug 1, 2009
Land of Galilee - startThe Galilee is not a large region. A mere 100 kilometers separate its northern border, the peak of Mount Hermon, from its southernmost boundary along the Jezreel Plain, the site of biblical Armageddon. Its eastern reaches, on the far edge Posted by alonkaf in Land of Galilee | Jul 28, 2009
Transforming the KeyboardAfter writing the post about making the sushi where I included the Hebrew words for the vegetables we used, I realized something was missing from my computer. I have the Hebrew font but it was taking me forever to find Posted by Sarah 2116 in It all Begins With Aleph | Jun 30, 2009
JORDAN TRIP EXTENSIONWell, what an adventure we had on our Jordan extension! Scott, Wendy, and I finally made it back from our 3 day excursion to see Petra. We encountered a whole new level of Israeli security (more about that Posted by Budwenzel in Bud Wenzel's Israel Journeys | Jun 9, 2009
CROSSOVER IN THE LAND - DAY 9Today was the larger group’s last day in Israel. Although, a few more will go on to see Petra in Jordan, most were experiencing mixed feelings. This is about the time people really begin missing home. Family, Posted by Budwenzel in Bud Wenzel's Israel Journeys | Jun 4, 2009
CROSSOVER IN THE LAND - DAY 8One of my goals for this trip was to make sure that I spend much more time on the Temple Mount than I had on previous trips. Our wonderful guide, Gilla, got up early to take us so that Posted by Budwenzel in Bud Wenzel's Israel Journeys | Jun 3, 2009
CROSSOVER IN THE LAND - DAY 7There is a Jewish saying that once you come to Jerusalem you will never be the same. This is never more true that with a group of believers who love God and His Word. As we learned from Posted by Budwenzel in Bud Wenzel's Israel Journeys | Jun 2, 2009

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