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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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Recent Answers from Corey Shuster

2009-08-13 Israeli ID cards:

On the Teudat Zeut (ID card) there is a spot for "nationality" where a person is identified as "jew", "arab", "Druze", etc The categories are based on nationality and not religion. For most Jews (particularly

2009-07-24 Marijuana:

yes, Marijuana and hash are smoked by many Israelis. There is even a political party dedicated to legalizing soft drugs in Israel http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ale_Yarok I would guess that it soft drugs

2009-07-05 moving to israel....:

I don't know. You will have to speak with the aliya center closest to you about how pensions work for immigrants. YOu can buy property or pay rent. It is up to you. I think it will be very difficult

2009-06-15 Directions in the Galilee:

If I remember correctly, it should take a about an hour and a half but it really depends on the traffic. If possible, avoid going through Haifa because you will run into traffic- I don't think you need

2009-05-29 Moving to Israel:

tourists are officially not allowed to work in Israel. some find odd jobs painting, picking oranges, waiting tables but get paid very little. Most Israeli companies or businesses wouldn't hire a tourist

 

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