Reich Hotel Jerusalem

1 Hagai Street, Bait HaKerem Jerusalem, Israel

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Réflexion sur la paranoia

A travel blog entry by stereotype

5

... de bus, gares, Postes, hypermarchés, cinémas...

C'est assez perturbant au début, mais il parait qu'on s'y fait... Personnellement, je crois que je préfère vivre en Cisjordanie, où l'on est certes entouré de checkpoints israéliens, mais où je n'ai pas l'impression d'être constamment suspectée du pire !

Je voudrais conclure cet article par une petite description de l'impressionnant checkpoint d'Al Qalandia, qui fait office de ...

Shalom to the Holy Land

A travel blog entry by shaunandkaren

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... city of the Holy Land, Jerusalem. Here we got to say shalom to more holy places such as; the Holy Sepcre (church built on the site of Jesus' cruxifiction), the church of the last supper, Via Dolorosa (the narrow lanes of the bizarre where Jesus was said to carry the cross), the garden of Gethsemane (where Jesus spent his last days) and the Western Wall ( a sacred Jewish site, otherwise known as the wailing wall). Not knowing too much about the Jewish religion it was ...

Day of Atonement

A travel blog entry by erincastillo

... and corporately as well as worshiping and interceding. We also specifically prayed for the Jewish people throughout the day. We also heard speakers from Israel and Jordan. Then, we corporately proclaimed Isaiah 19:23-25. We concluded Yom Kippur by taking communion together, remembering that Jesus is the atoning sacrifice for our sins and thanking Him. We then presented every nation in the world to the Father, Son, and Holy ...

Entebbe 1

A travel blog entry by spsadventures

... me of some people related to me).Towards the end of the morning, they cleaned up and put plastic down on the table (again reminding me of some quirks I adore in people I love). The base commander brought in a New Year’s party for the Russians. We got to partake in the juice and food because we were there, but mostly I was just happily amused by the antics of the old folks.
In the afternoon, some of the volunteers got a little wild as we were ...

16 Hours in the Prayer Room

A travel blog entry by erincastillo

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... could spend 16 hours in the prayer room. I have learned that time with the Lord is never boring, and it is always an adventure. The Lord is always speaking fresh and new things. At the Tabernacle of Praise, we do not just sit in a chair with our heads bowed and eyes closed praying quietly. That type of prayer is good, and we pray in that manner sometimes. However, there is so much more. ...

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This hotel was formerly known as: Reich