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Who flies to Israel for the New Year holidays? Not scary?
In connection with a possible attack on Iran.
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Weird question. If they tell you "it's scary", will you hand over your tickets and not fly?
Or vice versa, they will say "do not care" - will you fly confidently?
I'm embarrassed to ask ... but if someone says "shoot yourself" will you shoot yourself or will you still turn on the logic?
Well, mine and the student understand that the situation there is tense. You personally decide to go / not to go at your own peril and risk. Or are you hoping to hear the answer of a psychic who will accurately predict what will be there at that time?
Or vice versa, they will say "do not care" - will you fly confidently?
I'm embarrassed to ask ... but if someone says "shoot yourself" will you shoot yourself or will you still turn on the logic?
Well, mine and the student understand that the situation there is tense. You personally decide to go / not to go at your own peril and risk. Or are you hoping to hear the answer of a psychic who will accurately predict what will be there at that time?
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answered 13 years ago
Iran and Israel are two friendly countries!
What kind of nonsense are you talking about?
Everything is quiet and peaceful. It's all media hype. There is nothing there.
In the border regions, they generally visit each other
What kind of nonsense are you talking about?
Everything is quiet and peaceful. It's all media hype. There is nothing there.
In the border regions, they generally visit each other
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answered 13 years ago
There vopshe sell a two-day tour.
You can go - it's very cheap.
You will see two countries at once.
A bunch of photos-friends to envy.
When passing through border guards, we strongly recommend buying a hijab and circumcising yourself, and then enjoy the excursion program to the fullest!
You can go - it's very cheap.
You will see two countries at once.
A bunch of photos-friends to envy.
When passing through border guards, we strongly recommend buying a hijab and circumcising yourself, and then enjoy the excursion program to the fullest!
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answered 13 years ago
Iran and Israel are two friendly countries!
What kind of nonsense are you talking about?
Everything is quiet and peaceful. It's all media hype. There is nothing there.
In the border regions, they generally visit each other
There vopshe sell a two-day tour.
You can go - it's very cheap.
You will see two countries at once.
A bunch of photos-friends to envy.
When passing through border guards, we strongly recommend buying a hijab and circumcising yourself, and then enjoy the excursion program to the fullest!
What kind of nonsense are you talking about?
Everything is quiet and peaceful. It's all media hype. There is nothing there.
In the border regions, they generally visit each other
There vopshe sell a two-day tour.
You can go - it's very cheap.
You will see two countries at once.
A bunch of photos-friends to envy.
When passing through border guards, we strongly recommend buying a hijab and circumcising yourself, and then enjoy the excursion program to the fullest!
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answered 13 years ago
"In the border regions, they generally visit each other!" Do you already have a common border?)))
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, everything is "sweet" and the borders are closer, how much of that Middle East is there.
Go, the whole site is like this, they only calm you down.
Tourism should not be a problem.
Go, the whole site is like this, they only calm you down.
Tourism should not be a problem.
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answered 13 years ago
Tested by experience: if you fly to hot spots and pray to God for protection, nothing will happen to you personally, REGARDLESS of what happens in the country. Tested in Israel, in Tokyo during a typhoon and earthquake, in Germany during a general transport strike, in Turkey during explosions on a beach. And without prayer in the morning, you can suffer from anything in your city. Good luck and blessings!
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answered 13 years ago
You are not going to Iran. And in the Holy Land, if you want to die, but you won’t die, not everyone is destined for this.
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answered 13 years ago
sigur62, well said! As my friends who live in the promised land say, "we are shooting in another quarter!" As they say, do not go into the forest to be afraid of wolves! You can return tickets or postpone the date of departure for an indefinite period, and without waiting for hostilities to go to Israel, it's up to you. But it is hardly worth aggravating the events, in my opinion, nothing will get through our Russian tourist, neither a coup in Egypt, nor a flood in Tai (by the way, they were there during the flood, they didn’t notice!).
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answered 13 years ago
