I went in on a British passport, the rest of the family in American passports, and they didn’t stamp, they just gave us each a piece of paper. So if we want to go to Dubai, I think there is no way of them knowing we went to Israel.
Israel gives you the piece of paper, rather than stamping on your passport, so that you won't have problem visiting other Middle Eastern countries in the future. You become persona-non-grata if you try to enter them with the Israeli stamp on your passport.
There are open coffee places throughout the city though... it's just that these hotels attracts many religious jews.. (tel aviv itself is like 95% secular)
It’s very complicated to explain. The concept of shabbat is not to create any craft (because you should focus on resting) Setting fire considered to be One of those crafts. In the Torah it’s written - Do not light a fire in any of your dwellings on the Sabbath day." Because of that we can’t drive (it’s based on ignition) and we can’t turn on electricity devices (electricity considered to be like fire) - we can use electric devices that turned on at Friday and working automatically till the end of Shabbat To use the coffee machine you needed to press on the button that operates electric device...
Haha ' " Christian Coffie machine willing to work on Sunday " lol
Great video! Thanks!
"Questionable Art" ... you are hilarious!! Thanks for the vid...😎
"Questionable art" is kind of a running joke in our hotel review videos, every hotel seems to have it...
I love the cheeky British humor great review
It’s so cool
big shout out to the grimy JFK hampton inn!
Three nights at the Hilton Tel Aviv and three nights at Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem! Already looking forward to it.
Any luck finding that Christian coffee machine? 😜
Wow beautiful Credit Shifu U da man!! Work it!!😊✈️💳
Welcome to Israel. Go to eat in "Abulafia" in yaffo close to you
Nice family and hotel
Cant wait for the grimy Hampton inn review
nice!!!!!
I was to this hotel !
I remember it from 1969.
It was revolutionary then.
Now, I don't know
Aye are you still in Israel, you should do a meet up.
And even a fnac
And a lot of things
👍
Beverly will happily have housekeeping bring coffee maker to your room as will most high end hotels.
Question, can someone visit both Israel and Dubai on the same passport?
if you are an American yes. what country are you from?
I went in on a British passport, the rest of the family in American passports, and they didn’t stamp, they just gave us each a piece of paper. So if we want to go to Dubai, I think there is no way of them knowing we went to Israel.
I’m American, and I been to Dubai several times. Would love to go to Israel, so if they don’t stamp my passport that would be good for me.
Israel gives you the piece of paper, rather than stamping on your passport, so that you won't have problem visiting other Middle Eastern countries in the future. You become persona-non-grata if you try to enter them with the Israeli stamp on your passport.
Rolo555 you can going with Jordan airways to Amman and after going to Israel ......or you can with Turkish airways going to istanbul and than Israel
THERE’s a japanese restaurant!
With a gucci store
What airline did you take?
Swiss, there is a link to the flight review at the end of the video
Thank you for sharing!
Wait was it Allen's wedding?
It was indeed
I bet you are wishing you had the aspire card instead lol
welcome to israel
Wtf? No coffee machine on a saturday. That is so strange. It's a machine!!!!
I am guessing it is because it requires cleaning and re-loading, and they have less staff on saturdays so the coffee machine is one thing they cut
There are open coffee places throughout the city though... it's just that these hotels attracts many religious jews.. (tel aviv itself is like 95% secular)
It’s very complicated to explain. The concept of shabbat is not to create any craft (because you should focus on resting) Setting fire considered to be One of those crafts. In the Torah it’s written - Do not light a fire in any of your dwellings on the Sabbath day."
Because of that we can’t drive (it’s based on ignition) and we can’t turn on electricity devices (electricity considered to be like fire) - we can use electric devices that turned on at Friday and working automatically till the end of Shabbat
To use the coffee machine you needed to press on the button that operates electric device...
That’s a 5 Star hotel? In Texas that will be a motel room! 😂 You got rip off!