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Excursion to Israel, will unmarried girls be allowed?
What is the situation with passes now, take a tour or is it better not to risk it?
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There is no ban on the entry of specifically unmarried girls in Israel. And then how lucky with the border guards ...
There is no ban on the entry of specifically unmarried girls in Israel. And then how lucky with the border guards ...
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answered 6 years ago
If you are aware of the latest events (when ours did not let a group of visitors from Israel through in response to the fact that one of ours was not allowed in Israel) .... I would not go
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answered 6 years ago
And you should not go in the light of the latest news from the Golan and Palestine. And so a restless country, and now they are shooting even more actively.
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answered 6 years ago
Many thanks to everyone for the replies! I was completely unaware of events and news.
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answered 6 years ago
Why scare a girl, she is going on an excursion, and this is Jerusalem and Bethlehem, they don’t shoot rockets there, because they fly wherever they want, and there are Muslim shrines that you can’t get into in any case. If you want 100% go to the consulate and consult, maybe if you really want to apply for a visa.
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answered 6 years ago
The situation of heightened danger between Israel and the rest of the Muslim world has been going on for more than one year and even a decade, but tourist places are far from these areas, and tourists have traveled and traveled.
Not a single person or embassy will give you a definite answer or not, a visa also does not guarantee anything to you, everything will really depend on the Israeli border guard.
Married or not, it doesn't matter. I’m not married, they let me in without problems, but my friend wasn’t, because they asked if she knew someone in Israel, she said no, they asked her for a phone and found an Israeli number there (she forgot about it, her sister was vacationing in Israel and bought a local sim card there).
But don't worry, the money will be returned to you if they don't let you in. Jerusalem is worth the try. If you are a Christian, then you will never forget this tour.
Not a single person or embassy will give you a definite answer or not, a visa also does not guarantee anything to you, everything will really depend on the Israeli border guard.
Married or not, it doesn't matter. I’m not married, they let me in without problems, but my friend wasn’t, because they asked if she knew someone in Israel, she said no, they asked her for a phone and found an Israeli number there (she forgot about it, her sister was vacationing in Israel and bought a local sim card there).
But don't worry, the money will be returned to you if they don't let you in. Jerusalem is worth the try. If you are a Christian, then you will never forget this tour.
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answered 6 years ago
Do you think that only missiles should be feared? A stone on the head during street riots is also unpleasant to receive.
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answered 6 years ago
Don't screw up the situation.
No one can guarantee you absolute security even at home.
What a stone on the head, what kind of tantrums?
The Egyptian and Israeli police work better than ours.
Moreover, tourist groups go only to certain places, and not where they please.
No one can guarantee you absolute security even at home.
What a stone on the head, what kind of tantrums?
The Egyptian and Israeli police work better than ours.
Moreover, tourist groups go only to certain places, and not where they please.
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answered 6 years ago
I don't wind. But I also do not recommend climbing into the thick of things. What is the point of going there right now, if you can wait a while until the situation calms down a bit? Jerusalem has been standing for three and a half thousand years, it will stand a little more, it will not go anywhere. There are many other interesting countries in the world where you can go on vacation.
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answered 6 years ago
If you do not recommend, then sit at home.
Israel has been at war for a hundred years and the situation will not change as long as Israel exists and the entire Arab world will hate them for their friendship with the United States and that they took their territory.
If you think that there is a time when they shoot or not, then this does not happen, just something is covered in the press, and something is not, When it is convenient for politics.
The question was: will they let me in or not, and not in your recommendations to go or not.
If the situation is not suitable, then the tour companies themselves will not go. This has happened many times when excursions are postponed or canceled due to weather or other extraordinary situation. On the ground you can see better than you from home.
Israel has been at war for a hundred years and the situation will not change as long as Israel exists and the entire Arab world will hate them for their friendship with the United States and that they took their territory.
If you think that there is a time when they shoot or not, then this does not happen, just something is covered in the press, and something is not, When it is convenient for politics.
The question was: will they let me in or not, and not in your recommendations to go or not.
If the situation is not suitable, then the tour companies themselves will not go. This has happened many times when excursions are postponed or canceled due to weather or other extraordinary situation. On the ground you can see better than you from home.
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answered 6 years ago
The girl takes an excursion from Sharm, it’s not like flying by plane, the worst thing that can happen if they don’t miss it is the loss of time on the bus trip from Sharm to Israel and back, with a chance that they won’t miss as much as 1%. Feel free to take an excursion and don’t listen to any horror stories, and if you have a good hotel, and not a budget voucher, take a voucher to show that you are not going to work there, but on an excursion.
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answered 6 years ago
Let's not get personal. I see that you have tender feelings for Israel, but why be rude? I do not recommend, you recommend, both positions have the right to exist, the author of the question does not care to choose.
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answered 6 years ago
Watch my video about what you can meet when passing through border control https://youtu.be/CcJv1hRmCcw Everything is as it is on a real example. The risk for an unmarried woman is slightly higher than for a married woman, but this does not mean anything.
By the way, the channel also has a lot of video tours from Israel. You can decide what exactly you would like to see: Jerusalem: https://youtu.be/NyB_4jXMrQ4 Tabor, Carmel, Samaria, Shiloh, Gilboa, Gath and other lesser-known places in Israel https://youtu.be/TrmTDVD21vI shrines of the Sea of Galilee https://youtu.be/8b_T9IbZz88 The Dead Sea https://youtu.be/vLTArIjiBUg and from Palestine there is also a video :) https://youtu.be/49SNJnsD2Sw I also liked Masada and Ein Geidi, the video has not yet been edited.
By the way, the channel also has a lot of video tours from Israel. You can decide what exactly you would like to see: Jerusalem: https://youtu.be/NyB_4jXMrQ4 Tabor, Carmel, Samaria, Shiloh, Gilboa, Gath and other lesser-known places in Israel https://youtu.be/TrmTDVD21vI shrines of the Sea of Galilee https://youtu.be/8b_T9IbZz88 The Dead Sea https://youtu.be/vLTArIjiBUg and from Palestine there is also a video :) https://youtu.be/49SNJnsD2Sw I also liked Masada and Ein Geidi, the video has not yet been edited.
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answered 6 years ago
I am absolutely not rude, I do not have special feelings for Israel. I apologize if something got you hooked.
It’s just that I visit Egypt very often, and I hear a bunch of horror stories from tourists that they heard it from guides or from the news.
Anything can happen at any moment, but there is no need to create a panic. You are not planning to go to Syria. Israel has been at war all its history, and nothing, live well.
Therefore, Dear author of the forum, decide for yourself, do not panic and strive for beauty.
I am sure that in Jerusalem you will like it very much. Seeing biblical places in reality is cool.
And for alarmists (don't be offended) I recommend to go outside the hotels more often and communicate with local residents. You will see that everything is the same as with us, there is good and bad. But "to be afraid of a wolf, do not go into the forest."
Have a good rest and more wonderful impressions.
It’s just that I visit Egypt very often, and I hear a bunch of horror stories from tourists that they heard it from guides or from the news.
Anything can happen at any moment, but there is no need to create a panic. You are not planning to go to Syria. Israel has been at war all its history, and nothing, live well.
Therefore, Dear author of the forum, decide for yourself, do not panic and strive for beauty.
I am sure that in Jerusalem you will like it very much. Seeing biblical places in reality is cool.
And for alarmists (don't be offended) I recommend to go outside the hotels more often and communicate with local residents. You will see that everything is the same as with us, there is good and bad. But "to be afraid of a wolf, do not go into the forest."
Have a good rest and more wonderful impressions.
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answered 6 years ago
In Israel, despite the situation, it is safer than on our streets. :) In terms of security for the stay, the Jews are great fellows. We lived, among other things, near the Dutch Heights, right on the border with Lebanon, in Bethlehem, and this is Palestine, everything is fine. In Bethlehem, of course, it is gloomy, but on the territory of Israel it is very comfortable.
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answered 6 years ago
zverplemhoz, of course, are rude and you understand this very well. Although the topic of a damned egg is not worth it. Israel, I believe, is worth a visit, as is Paris, but now both locations are experiencing more security problems than usual. Life doesn't end tomorrow, everything is good in its time.
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answered 6 years ago
My God, what a srach was bred because of a common question ... I think that all adults (including the author of the question among them) read it, drew conclusions and moved on. Peace, tranquility, smiles to all ... in general, all the best :)
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answered 6 years ago
Three familiar girls tried to go on an excursion to Israel, so they were all wrapped up (they traveled together on the same bus). All in all, it's a matter of luck. Who's lucky
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answered 6 years ago
In Israel, as in Egypt, something is constantly happening, but all events are far from the tourist routes. We were in February 2018, out of 200 people they let everyone through, someone was tortured in a separate room, 16 people did not return. This is what Israel fears. The main thing is to confidently say why you are going and with whom, who your companions are and what they do and where they work. And as for the Israeli numbers, it’s also true, it’s better to delete it.
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answered 6 years ago
Analyzing the comments to my video about passing the control in Israel https://youtu.be/CcJv1hRmCcw and reviews on the forums, I can say that the average statistics of "non-pass" is 7%. If it were 99%, the airlines would not have anyone to carry there. With such risks, no one would fly or go on excursions from Egypt.
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answered 6 years ago
99 that two girls will not be let in, go with your husband and you will be happy
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answered 6 years ago
Where are these statistics from? :) Yes, more attention is paid to girls. But not 99% of non-passing, that's for sure. Don't scare people. They will be frightened by the real facts.
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answered 6 years ago
statistics from personal experience, the ladies went from the hotel, they arrived with pouted lips, they didn’t let me in, and when I went, they also took three ladies
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