IM IN CORFU GREECE AND I WAS PLANING TO TRAVEL TO ISRAEL IN A COUPLE DAYS, BUT THEYRE AT WAR. SHOULD I GO??
Posted on 08. Mar, 2010 by admin in Europe travel
the locate were im questionable to meet is 20 min absent from digit of the important targets lately
rastus7742
08. Mar, 2010
GO FOR IT!!!
Emma D
08. Mar, 2010
if u want to die zen go!!!!!!!!
waterdancer
08. Mar, 2010
go…..death is only a matter of time….is it not?
Ashley M
08. Mar, 2010
I’m going to go with no, its not a good time to go.
With that being said, I’d personally take my chances and do it. I’d do anything to see Jerusalem.
devid
08. Mar, 2010
if you can fly the combat aircraft and have intention to commit a suicide, just go for it.
professional_mother
08. Mar, 2010
Definitely go to Israel. Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Hebron, Bethlehem, etc. are all safe. If you were planning on staying in the north, you might want to change your plans farther south (if you can find a place to stay), but I would say definitely don’t miss the chance!!
yankeegurl
08. Mar, 2010
definitely come visit Israel!!!! just stay away from the areas that are being heavily bombed!!! Israel is an amazing place, and don’t let those freakish terrorists stop you from having an amazing experience!
ananymous
08. Mar, 2010
the center of Israel is pretty safe… but still I don’t advice you to go… by the way what is the place’s name that you are staying?
I am cool
08. Mar, 2010
Obviously it depends on a lot of things, but I’d go ahead and go. You should probably change your plans so you are staying in a southern city, such as Tel Aviv. I just recently returned and while it’s dangerous in some places up north, it’s safe and enjoyable down south.
TUKD
08. Mar, 2010
For decades israel live while part of it is on war. the country is SO adaptated for war that in 20 minutes fram the war zone you won’t feel any war, every thing is usuall. the only problem i think, is to find places in the hotels – those are full with those who escaped from the north.
onlyhuman
08. Mar, 2010
As long as you’re not staying up north, it’s fine to come to Israel.