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Judean Desert Jeep Adventure
Once again, as you will see by some of the pictures, we traveled 10,000 miles to see Utah. Desert. Dead Sea. Salt. Hmm . . . what does that sound like? Desert. Great Salt Lake. Salt. This was probably our least favorite morning but, because we traveled to Masada in the afternoon, it did get better.
(One of the unfortunate things …
We are in Israel
... understand the directions to use the international phone. Immediately, It reminded me of how important language was. It could either bring people together or isolate. I felt isolated. A local Israeli female offered to help me but, something came up and she said that she did not have the time. She was very apologetic though. This moment made me vow to help tourist when they visited the states. Being in a new country can be scary, the people of the ...
Jerusalem - West Bank - Dead Sea
... us Hebrew or Arabic to which we of course smiled and said “uh, English?” The fact that we don’t know where we are, what we’re doing, and how to speak to anyone seems to make them all smile. Bear in mind that the West Bank is a disputed area between Israel and Palestine and the Palestinian types are not as pro-America as their enemy Israelis. That’s when I realized that I could be close to becoming the next internet sensation ...
Day 19, Tuesday - Massada, Dead Sea to Tel Aviv
... point we had to brake suddenly to avoid hitting a camel crossing the road. This area we were driving through was on the road to Jericho and we certainly could understand the type of terrain the Bible talks about now. The whole area around where we were driving is so confusing. There are towns which are under Palestinian rule, but the land all around it is part of Israel. We couldn’t drive into Jericho and park because we weren’t in a Palestinian ...
Réalités en terre occupée
L'autre jour, Servane et moi avons enfin participé au célèbre tour de la non moins célèbre association Breaking the Silence, un regroupement d'anciens soldats israéliens qui ont décidé de "briser le silence" qui entoure ce qui se passe réellement en Cisjordanie, et qui déposent des témoignages à propos de ce qu'ils ont vu et dû faire pendant leur service militaire dans les territoires palestiniens occupés. Ils ne s'arrêtent pas là : ...
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
- Business Services
- Free parking