Israel - Precautions

Avoid getting stung by a jelly fish, swim with dolphins. I recommend the camel trips as well, amazing.

In Israel-Bring plenty of water!Although you may not feel dehydrated,it can come quickly-and when you least expect it.

find the local marketplace and ask for a guy with a name you make up on the spot, if you're lucky you'll be shown the black market, if not you'll wake up without a a kidney- keep the sat phone well hidden.

When your visa has long expired, and you want to go home, just go to the Foreign Office and they'll pay your flight home. It's in the huge tower between the city and old Jaffa.

jerusalem its a great city its the capital of israel and its an very very special city he have evrything beside nothing its really cool

mistica por donde se la vea,es retroceder en el tiempo..pero actualmente es recomendable visitarla solo con algun local que la conozca bien,,,sobre todo por el peligro de meterse en el barrio equivocado

Loved Jerusalem. Don't bother with an expensive hotel, you only sleep there. Most of the time you're walking about. I stayed at the King George Hostel. The restuarants are a bit touristy, bit side street ones are pretty good. Hit the old city and go to the real NY deli, ask for a pastrami sandwich, and after you eat it, the butcher will tell you that it was turkey pastami. I went to Mc Davids, and they do serve cheeseburgers. Annoyed by the guys who walk around barefoot all day, thinking they are the messiah. Most are American. Go figure. Annoyed by all the fundamentalist christian tour groups wandering around in packs of 40, with a special names, like Israelites or Pharaohs. If you go in March. Bring warm clothes, really.

there nothing to see there!

I was young and it was very dangerous to visit Isreal. I guess now it is more dangerous as I was there... but if you ever have the chance to go to Jerusalem do it, provided there is more safety.

It is the only city in the world under constant missile attack.