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Does it matter what day to visit Jerusalem? We want to go on a tour on Saturday?!
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The main thing is not to be in Jerusalem on Saturday. In principle, the day is not as important as the presence of holidays. Sunday is a working day for Arabs and Jews. Only Orthodox and Catholics can be in churches, but there are not so many of them.
But there are fewer tourists from Egypt on this day, as far as I know. Therefore, go boldly.
But there are fewer tourists from Egypt on this day, as far as I know. Therefore, go boldly.
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answered 13 years ago
On Saturday, almost all institutions, shops and cafes are closed. However, churches and Christian shrines are open for worship.
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answered 13 years ago
someone forgets that Israel is a country of 3 religions and it doesn’t happen that everything is closed on the same day. Temples are allowed on all days, which follow the program. The Wailing Wall is the same, but you will not have time for banks and shops get distracted by them. If you want to get to know the country better, then you need to go to Israel directly, and from Egypt on an excursion to Israel, everything that is laid down by the program is carried out regardless of the day of the visit.
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answered 13 years ago
Someone forgets that the state of Israel, at least, was a country of not three, but eight religions, no one canceled Saturday as a day of rest and as a national holiday in this state. What was said in the answers.
A full acquaintance with Israel is possible, of course, only with a targeted visit to this country, however, an excursion from Egypt leaves an indelible impression on those visiting Israel for the first time.
A full acquaintance with Israel is possible, of course, only with a targeted visit to this country, however, an excursion from Egypt leaves an indelible impression on those visiting Israel for the first time.
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answered 13 years ago
It is possible for general knowledge for the sake of interest and forgive not knowledge to list eight religions.
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answered 13 years ago
This is not on the topic of the question, ruffy Aisha. You have to read carefully and thoughtfully. It was said "at least eight" (options "at least twelve", etc., the number can be any). I do not consider it useful to get involved in a discussion with you for the one who asked the question about the Saturday visit to Israel. I hope all the answers helped the tourist. Have a nice rest!
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answered 13 years ago
national day of rest does not apply to Palestine - for general information.
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answered 13 years ago
And nothing applies to her at all, they were, they saw. Thanks for the reminder. It was on Saturday that we went to Bethlehem.
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answered 13 years ago
no, you are not quite right. There is only one currency. And in Jerusalem itself there are Muslim quarters along Palestine, where shops and the rest of the service sector are open all days except Friday.
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answered 13 years ago
Judaism, Christianity, Islamism, Vaishnavism, Cabalism, Buddhism, Voodoo, Zen, Zoroastrianism. And many more can be listed.
On Saturday, it’s still better not to roam around Jerusalem with a lot of people.
And on Saturday evening you can and should go.
All the best.
On Saturday, it’s still better not to roam around Jerusalem with a lot of people.
And on Saturday evening you can and should go.
All the best.
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answered 13 years ago
