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Freedom by any means necessary
... number of these are refugees from Sudan, Eritrea, Ivory Coast and the Democratic Republic of the Congo who fled civil war, armed conflict and persecution in their native countries, arrived at the Israel-Egypt border on foot, and sought asylum. Today, it is estimated that some 40,000 refugees reside in Israel, primarily in the Greater Tel Aviv area. This ...
Hébron, une ville pas comme les autres
... checkpoint se trouve dans une ruelle couverte, au bout, des militaires israéliens en arme dans un mini blockhaus surveillent ceux qui veulent passer. Tu as un portique de sécurité que tu passes, tu poses tes affaires sur une chaise bien visible des militaires puis tu fais demi-tour et tu repasses sous le portique pour montrer que ça ne sonne pas. Puis tu reprends tes affaires et tu montres ton passeport à un militaire qui te regarde comme une ***** et te demande si ...
Jerusalem - West Bank - Dead Sea
... reminded me of Arizona we pulled off at a rest stop viewing point type thing that was labeled as sea level. From this vantage point you could literally look down the road into a massive valley and all the way over to Jordan. It was the kind of view that you get in an airplane, except we were standing at sea level on land. It was pretty weird. Off the road in the middle of the dirt, rocks, and sand were scattered "settlements" consisting of metal shacks ...
Day 19, Tuesday - Massada, Dead Sea to Tel Aviv
... brought out parts of my skin that I never knew were a problem. Boy did they sting after a short time in the water & then even more when I put the mud on. Interestingly the few cuts I had, didn’t hurt at all. The mud washed off quite easily in the water. Because of floating so easily & maybe because of the windy conditions, it was very easy to float away from the shore fairly quickly. Whenever that happened, the lifesaver would blow his whistle to catch ...
Bright Stars to the Bright City
... as I am sure you can imagine I tore it up, or maybe I got in to a wreck and ate it hard…either way it was awesome. The area we were biking in is apart of the silk road that runs from this area through the Middle East to India and then eventually China. This road that you can still hike, bike, or drive along has been used for thousands of years to transport goods around the world. The history in this part of the world is incredible, its ...
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- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
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