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Lived in Israel for 10 years but have been away for the past three. I can still provide advice on where, when and what to see. I have limited knowledge of hotels/BBs/hostels and restaurants but I know some really interesting, out-of-the-way places for any length of stay and have a good understanding of the different cultures.
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Hi. Sorry I have no idea. Try writing the Israeli embassy in Manilla to check. My understanding is that you have to request the visa to Israel in the country of your passport but maybe they have ways to
Sorry to take so long to reply. I had to check on the motorcycle rentals with a friend of mine who sells motorcycles. He says that the only company he knows is called MotoGo: http://www.motogo.co.il/English
I am not entirely sure. I think she enters as a tourist and she gets a three month visa. SHe then applies for an extension every three or six months She will need supporting material (letters, bank account
If the idea is to live on a kibbutz for free, you have to volunteer to work on the kibbutz full time. Alternatively, some kibbutzes rent out apartments but it would cost similarly to living in a city/town
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