Avia Tel Aviv

... im Karmel Cent** ans Filmfestival. Natürlich haben wir dort auch was für Regula gefunden: Selbstgemachte Fas**pelzsocken für den Schweiz** Wint** J Danach gingen wir schlafen.
Sonntag: Metzada, En Gedi und Totes Me**
Am Sonntag standen wir um 07.00 morgens auf, um nach Metzada zu fahren. Metzada (od** Masada) befindet sich am Südwestende des Toten Me**es nahe d** Oase En Gedi. Es ist ein isoli**t** B**g und Teil des Judäischen Gebuirges. Die Festung wurde um 40 v. Chr. Von H ...

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X9TFLS LY/X9TFLS 09 AUG

FROM TO FLIGHT CLASS DATE TIME SATUS BAGGAGE
TLV BCN LY 393 T 25 AUG 06:20 OK 20K
BCN TLV LY 394 T 04 SEP 11:25 OK 20K ...

... of her friends in Tel Aviv. We wanted to go out and have a beer at a bar but the places we went were pretty quiet. Saturday night is a school night here since Sunday is a regular work day. The buses stopped running and we needed to take a cab home.
On the way there was a car with a family of Israeli-Arabs blasting some music. I look at the kid in the back dancing with passion and I smile. The cab driver, a young man probably in his early 30's ...

... difference between life and death here. And the system works, because there have been few personal injuries suffered over the past 20 years. We saw holes where rockets and their shrapnel had landed amidst the orchards and fields. It's very sobering indeed when you see with your own eyes what you've only seen on TV or in the papers. This is reality for these people, and yet, they are strong and confident and willing to face it square on. Truly a testament to the Israeli ...

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We took a nearby train to the home of Bonnie's cousins in a newer community halfway between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, called Modi'in. We were picked up at the station, and the warm welcome we received was wonderful. It had been a long time since we had last seen Nurit. Far from being the young recruit in the Israeli army that we had met 30 years ago, she now had a family, three great kids in their older teens and twenties, a beautiful home, and we were really pleased to ...

... Israel's Parliament building. We only have pictures from outside, b/c they wouldn't let us take our cameras inside. It was pretty cool, b/c we got to see where the Egyptian President, Anwar Sadat delivered his speech to the Israeli Parliament about his plan for peace. It was a truly monumental speech and had a vital impact on the conflict. Fun ...

... Saturday night. I wanted to get up at about 6:00 to shower and relaxingly pack the last of my ****, before Chris and Erin walked me to the bus to the airport. UNFORTUNATELY, I didn't hear my alarmS and was woken up by them knocking on my apartment door. Never have I been so completely panicked before!! Even now, my heart starts racing at the thought of it! Luckily I have some of the best friends in the world, and they helped me ...

... berried. We leave the church in silence and head off to another part of the bazaar. We wonder through that for a couple of hours sitting once for lunch then we go to the Western or Wailing Wall. We go through security and there it is the Western Wall my mom and me go up and touch the wall. Being in the presence of yet another very holy place was again aw-inspiring and amazing I felt really uplifted there. I did not put a note in we decided we would wait and figure ...

... and ice cream, and it was great to catch up with him, the first relative I've seen in 2+ months. It's amazing how he knew so many people we saw on Jerusalem's streets. I couldn't spend too long with him, as my 10-night Poland Heritage Tour started tonight. One week of that is spent in Poland, with briefing and debriefing sessions at Yad Vashem. My madricha for the program is a friend of mine, Eli Massel, which could be a bit awkward. She's a day older than I am, and we'll ...

... the world in 1975 (many from the US) , 2 years after the Yom Kippur war. We met with a family from the K - parents were from San Diego and Colorado. They emigrated in their early 20s to form a kibbutz and raised a family there. They met us for a discussion and then had dinner with us in the restaurant owned by the K but leased out to someone else. Apparently, there was absolutely nothing there when they arrived except sand and rocks. The K is formed on socialist principles - everyone ...