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Jerusalem - A City of Booths
Alan, Marcia and Veronica venture to the Holy Land during the festive time of Sukkot to visit Jessica - who is working on her Middle East Studies degree at Tel Aviv University - and to catch up with how our friends are doing in the aftermath of the energy crisis, the Wall Street crisis, and the Israeli political crisis. We have four main goals for …
The Religious Trail
... didnt take as long and once back in Amman we rested for the rest of the afternoon as we were exhausted.
Overall we really enjoyed Jerusalem, it was quite a religious three days seeing where Jesus was born and died but the city is very pretty and modern and the locals helpful so we would definietly recommend Jerusalem as a travel destination.
Next stop the UAE - will we be denied access due to the Israeli stamps .......
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Family and the High Holidays
... went to Devorah's for pizza. Devorah's husband is Elon. The Jersualem Manekins are scary smart and Ben has had fun counting the Phd's. Elon is our Dr in applied physics and Devorah Jewish Studies. They have three beautiful children. Noam who is 8 took Ben and Lucy to school in chess. Roni who is 6 did a dance performance with Sam for our enjoyment. Isn't it amazing how kids can play without speaking the same language? Karen is 3 months old. Avigail is ...
In Jeruzalem!
... natuurlijk! We moesten eerst naar de grens gebracht worden, daarna overstappen om de King Hoessen brug over te steken. Toen dat met veel handen en voetenwerk geregeld was, maakten we de oversteek waarna we de Israelische grens overmoesten. Het was ongelooflijk streng en duurde nogal lang. Eenmaal over de grens moesten we nog met een bus naar Jeruzalem toe. Dat ritje was gelukkig niks vergeleken met het ritje vanaf ...
First Impressions
... second checkpoint into Baggage Claim, I was again subject to questioning because of my "Gate Pass." Given final entry, my nervousness subsided and I grabbed my bag and exited the airport.
I was met by my company's Security Manager (we will call him Mr. M) who quickly packed me into the company car and we began our 40-minute drive south to Jerusalem. Mr. M is a life-long resident of Jerusalem. He is also Palestinian. Prior ...
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