Cheap and fast way to get to Tel Aviv and Ben Gurion airport from Jerusalem is by train. Let's go visit colorful Carmel Market! We got right in time to see beautiful sunset.
Israel uses thousands of mostly Phillipino & Thai nursing assistants to help the aged. It seems to work very well for all concerned. Often they live in and become members of the "family". I saw many of them in Tel Aviv. They appeared to be be cheerful, gracious and a credit to their countries
@@feetontheground9784 Regarding my other reply about Saladin Street I want to add that in 1967 Israel was less developed food/restaurant/Hotel wise to what it is now. Service was" Sabra" like poor & indifferent. Not rude but indifferent. They knew no better then. So by contrast Jordanian Arab hospitality was then much more welcoming & refined. Theywere used prior to the war a diverse clientele of mostly Christian pilgrims.. Arriving from UK we appreciated that then. Service, hotels and restaurants have improved considerably in Israel. I fancy a frip to Amman but sadly no direct flights from SW France. My first visit was August 1967 and I have visited a few times since. The last was a week in Tel Aviv in 2019 when easyjet were flying "cheap" flights from Bordeaux.
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Thank you for teaching me Israel, it is a safe country, I greet all the beautiful people who live there. from Mogadishu
Thank you so much!
אתם מהממים תודה על הסרטונים!
Great Video 🥰
Thanks!!
Ihana merenranta. 🤩
Israel uses thousands of mostly Phillipino & Thai nursing assistants to help the aged. It seems to work very well for all concerned. Often they live in and become members of the "family". I saw many of them in Tel Aviv. They appeared to be be cheerful, gracious and a credit to their countries
Yes, you are right. You know a lot of Israel. How many times you visited here?
@@feetontheground9784 Regarding my other reply about Saladin Street I want to add that in 1967 Israel was less developed food/restaurant/Hotel wise to what it is now. Service was" Sabra" like poor & indifferent. Not rude but indifferent. They knew no better then. So by contrast Jordanian Arab hospitality was then much more welcoming & refined. Theywere used prior to the war a diverse clientele of mostly Christian pilgrims.. Arriving from UK we appreciated that then. Service, hotels and restaurants have improved considerably in Israel. I fancy a frip to Amman but sadly no direct flights from SW France.
My first visit was August 1967 and I have visited a few times since. The last was a week in Tel Aviv in 2019 when easyjet were flying "cheap" flights from Bordeaux.
I think the extremely deep subways station was constructed with "dual use" for emergency civilian & military use. Any ideas ?
Considering here is every year(actually all the time...) threats it's probably true. Maybe.
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