What is israel like? is it friendly? what do people think of it? מה אתה חושב?

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Motti _Shish

Israel is great! I would respond to your question in Hebrew too, but I don't know how to use Hebrew writing on this, lol! The people there, just like anywhere else in the world are different, but they are great! If you are thinking of visiting there, I would say it's a definite "Do not miss" !! Hope you make the right decision! ;)

tooperfect

it is the most beautiful country in the whole world!
mostly everyone there is friendly, they care about you. there are beautiful beaches and mountains, and tons of people there speak english also! i dont know what other people think of it, but its my favorite place to visit, and i hope to live there one day.

J-UNIT

ארץ ישראל היא הכי הכי
אני אוהבת את ארץ ישראל יותר
israel is the most beautiful place in the entire world!ill tell you what i know about the friendliness- you ask anyone for directions they will so helpfully direct you, i had some walk me for over 20 minutes to my destination! i love israel!

rosecitylady

My sister-in-law has lived in Israel for 20 years and she loves it there. She's never been worried about her safety, has many friends there, and will only be moving back to the states in a year because she must retire. She lives alone and has no other family over there, so wants to be closer to family in her "old age". I've never had the chance to go there myself, but she tells me it's a lovely place. She lives in Jerusalem. One of the nicer things about living there is closer access to other places of interest in Europe and the Middle East. I would love to visit her, but honestly I hate flying and it's a long trip from the west coast USA (19 hours!).

yankeegurl

זאת הארץ הכי מדהימה בכל העולם!!!!!!!1
that means that its the most amazing place in the world!!!!!

Tal B

we allways treat tourists nicely and friendly,and we love them, you will see for your self, I hope. יפה לאללה
which is: very pretty

Gavriella B

שלום חמודה!
I know lots of other countries are just as beautiful, but I'm seriously in love with my israel. It's more than the land, it's our special Jewish connection to this place.

Every time I travel in Israel I have this amazing feeling. It's hard to explain it, but I'll do my best :) . It's like...a tourist feeling. Sooooo what is a tourist feeling? It's a feeling of pure and wonderful excitement like not wanting to close your eyes in case you miss something. But you'd think the tourist feeling should wear off by now. After all, it is my home.

Yet somehow, whenever I realize how blessed I am to be in a jewish state-- my country, my jewish home--and in merely 58 years we've managed to become this amazing place. We have the old and the new. THe kibutzim and the high-tech companies (and there are lots of both). Jewish communities built on kedusha and the torah+mitzvot. The thriving beautiful Hebrew language revived in the late late 19th century thanks to Eliezer Ben Yehuda and the first settlers. The heart and soul of the country, Yerushalayim (to which, by the way, I can get to by train- soo easy!)

I love it here, I love hearing Hebrew on the radio, I love everyone walking around on erev shabat, I love not having to check kosher foods in the supermarket, I love being so independent here, and i love that feeling of tradition of a long loooooong generation of yehudim!

So basically, this is my home in every aspect now (although I admit the road was bumpy) and I'd never leave it for the world.

*hey Motti (lol that's my uncle's name...)- If you have Hebrew on your comp, all you have to do is switch your language to Hebrew, regularly. (alt-shift).

**And pompouss-- stop swearing, לעזאזל!!!!
מה יש לך??! את גזענית בטירווווווף....תרגעי קצת מתוקה...

Shossi

It is the most inspirational place to go. The old city of Jerusalem I could go to, and never leave.

The farms and groves in the Golan Heights and parts of the West Bank are the most beautiful in the world. I could not believe the beauty. The history is overwhelming.

The people? Well----------I find the Sephardim and Mizrahim to be fabulous people. I do think the Ashkenazim are often rude and brash. I guess they are not so use to Mideastern and Mediterranean etiquette and hospitality.

Son of Israel

Yes, it's true, to find the answers to the first two questions, the best way... no, the only way to truly discover them is to travel to Israel, meet many people, see as much as you can... not the cliched tourist things, but people should go and try more to gain a sense of everyday life in Israel.

As for what people think of Israel... most Europeans hate it. Many Americans hate it, many don't... it's a given that most all Muslims anywhere in the world hate it, if not calling for its destruction altogether...

cesare214

This is a false statement.

pompousass16

Eretz yafa, im lo haya zefet ve chara Aravi sham. Tizreku et Olmert ve ha yeladot shelo! Bo Navi medinah shel ha tzavah. ha ramat kal shel ha tzavah yihiye ha melech, ve anachnu nigmor et ha bnei zonot ha aravim, ein shum "phalasteen", Anachnu nizrok otam layam. MAVET LA CHAYOT HA ARAVIM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Roy S

It's lovely but I couldn't eat it all at once.

Israelichick

i love israel!! its an amazing country i lived there and now i miss it so much

Zaki M

" What do u think? "this is the translation of the hebrew writing.

Israel is not save because of the conflict with Palestinian . because, israel occupied this land .

Israeli gal

Israel is amazing! It is a land like no other, filled with people who all think they are your mother - and treat you that way! With its beautiful views, incredibly varied topography, Middle-Eastern cuisine, colorful people and culture, incredible attractions - old and new, spectacular hikes, - I wouldn't want to live anywhere else! I'm so enamored with Israel that I wrote a book detailing our first year in this blessed land. It is MOVING UP: An Aliyah Journal and it can be seen at www.aliyahbook.com.

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