Inbar Arad
38 Yehuda Street Arad, 89109, Israel
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Catching up...
Hi all,
Today, as I write this, it is actually the 5th, and so I have to apologize for the lack of entries the last two nights. This night, the 3rd, we traveled from the Galilee region down to the desert to spend one night in Arad. We packed overnight bags, as we only had one night here, and unfortunately in so doing I packed away the equipment I needed to get pictures from ...
On the way out
... waiting for its target, patiently waiting for its moment of morbid glory when it can suck the blood of its victim. The border gestapo would see me coming a mile away and promptly whisk me away to infinite torture. For me and maybe more so for Sarah.
With my mom and both brothers waiting at the departure terminal for a reassuring phone call, we approached the border patrol station. Sarah's nervousness was made obvious by her usual silence. The ...
Wedding
... missing at least dessert and possibly some others. It was impossible for anybody to leave there hungry AND the food was delicious.
I spent most of the night dancing, as did many of the people there. The variety of modern pop, oldies, and Israeli music was great and everybody was super-friendly about dancing with everybody. There was a lot of love and happiness in the air, which is the excuse I'm going to give because at ...
Bethlehem, the holy city
... von Palästina, das immer kleiner wird und von Israel eingenommen wird, und irgendwie hatte man das Gefühl, dass ein großer Stolz in den Geschichten mitschwang. Es hörte gar nicht mehr auf. Das war auch das Flüchtlingslager, in dem Banksy war und sein berühmtes „Mädchen-durchsucht-Soldaten̶ 0; gesprayt hat.
Ich war hin und her gerissen zwischen Mitleid und Wachrütteln-Wollen. Wenn einem nichts bleibt, dann immer noch der Hass, war das nicht so? Natürlich ...
The Writing's on the Wall
... a typical muslim city than Jerusalem, you could have been back in the suburbs of Amman if you didn’t know any better. Little changes were seen too, the roads were not as good, the construction projects along the streets, houses or commercial units had a far more relaxed and unfinished look to them, there was more rubbish and feral looking animals in the streets and people seemed to be far more involved in life on the streets, be they fruit sellers or ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Inbar Hotel Arad



