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The Muslim Jerusalem
This is a top pick! I was enjoying a cup of coffee-hot chocolate (instant mocha) and chatting with Kareem. Kareem was a surly bloke with almost no patience, and he ran our hostel. I didn't know this as I was drinking my coffee, but shortly my comfort was squeezed. He asked what my husband did, and I said he was an engineer. Ah, my cousin is an engineer. There are a …
Day 19 - Last day in Israel
... on bits and pieces that they have been excavated over the years and keeps getting updated as they unearth more. Very interesting to see how the city looked in those days. We then headed to the display of the Dead Sea scrolls. The actual building in which the scrolls are housed has been built in the shape of the clay pots that the scrolls were found in. Beautifully done. The story surrounding the discovery, excavation and preservation of ...
Family and the High Holidays
... to help us plan our week in Jerusalem. Because of the way Shabbat and the high holidays set up, we had to do 2 big days in a row. Elon was nice enough to guide us online in Hebrew to purchase advance tickets for the Kotel tunnels. We walked to the Old City in the morning and hooked up with a free tour outside Jaffa gate at 11am. Yaacov was our tour guide, another liberal orthodox Jew. He was terrific. Before we started he asked us to consider all ...
In Jeruzalem!
... taal voorbij komen.
Het hostel is best duur, maar na wat rondgevraagd te hebben blijkt dit toch echt het goedkoopst te zijn. Een grote domper, want alles is hier gewoon duur. Voor een nacht in een slaapzaal zijn we 12 euro per persoon kwijt (zonder ontbijt). Maarja, het is niet anders!
Voorlopig blijven we hier nog wel even hangen. De meest heilige/spirituele stad ter wereld proeven!
Haije!
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First Impressions
... very frustrated with the labyrinth of alleys throughout the old city. We worked our way through the Muslim quarter stopping momentarily at Jafar's Sweets to enjoy the warm, gooey, sweet goodness known as kanafeh before continuing on towards the Christian Quarter.
Arriving at the steps leading down to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre we found masses of tour groups - many of them comprised of Christian pilgrims - who ...
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