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About the people of Israel speaking English, you should read some articles on the history of their country and you will understand why. I never realized until recently that Israel was founded in 1948 as a result of The United States and The European Community's attempts to find a home for the fortunate survivors of Hitler's Holocaust.

Before 1948 the land which is now The Nation of Israel was inhabited predominantly by Muslim people (Palestinians for the most part). The Jewish People of Israel are all recent (since 1948) immigrants.

I would love to see the pictures if you get the chance could you re-link them?


Jim

I got the same message so I saw Liz on Skype and asked her about it. Look on the left side for the town names and click on them. She starts with Bethlehem.

Wow!! Such amazing pictures Liz (Thanks Cathy).

Wow, Liz, those are incredible. Like Riccardo, I hope to be able to visit there one day too. It has always been a dream.

Oh my - Oh my.... aren't these wonderful!

Those views of Masada are so impressive..that is a place I would really like to visit. And Bethlehem - what is there to say? Such a feeling of history and destiny all rolled into one. I must admit I had goosebumps looking at them!

Thank you for sharing them with us Liz - but would you consider sharing them with other members and posting some (or all) as an album(s) on Coppermine for us?

Wow what beautiful pictures.

Thank you for sharing them with us.

Vincenza

Thank you guys/girls!! I'm glad you enjoy looking at the pictures, I just wish they translated even better the beauty of the places and sights I saw

Riccardo, let's just say that "I" wouldn't have gone to Bethlehem by myself...I don't think it would be a good idea, IMO. Though the Church of the Nativity is a very public place to visit, you never know when someone could snap and you ended up being kidnapped or something. The whole time I was in the Palestinian territory I felt unneasy, looked at (whether it was a good thing or not, I'll never know...LOL ) and like I had to keep an eye on everyone near/around me.

Carole, Masada was the most impressive place I saw...totally worth the trip and what was better for us that day, the weather was the coldest and just right to be that high up. The tour guide told us that normally it is a scorcher on a regular/warm day

About sharing with everyone, can you add the link to the public picture sharing area? Or do I need to upload everything again????



Liz