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Palestine is a place of great cultural and historical significance, and visiting it on a Sabbath day in Israel can provide a unique and insightful experience. The Sabbath is a holy day for Jews, and it is observed from sunset on Friday until sunset on Saturday. During this time, many businesses and attractions in Israel are closed, including public transportation. However, with a bit of Read More …
Before booking a trip to Palestine, many people wonder if the Israeli visa will allow them to enter the West Bank. The answer is yes, in order to enter the West Bank, you will need an Israeli visa. Palestine is only partially recognized as a state by the international community, and it does not have control over its own borders. The West Bank borders are Read More …
Extending an Israeli tourist visa can be a complicated and confusing process. Upon landing in Israel, most Western travelers will be granted a free on-arrival B/2 tourist visa that is valid for a stay of up to three months. In some cases, travellers may be granted a shortened visa of only 30 days or even two weeks—especially when entering by land from Jordan or Egypt. Read More …
