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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by manchestermike on Dec 4, 2007 0:11:33 GMT 1, What are people's thoughts on traveling in through Jordan rather than Israel?
Any positives / negatives to this?
What are people's thoughts on traveling in through Jordan rather than Israel?
Any positives / negatives to this?
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carl
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by carl on Dec 4, 2007 0:12:19 GMT 1, What are people's thoughts on traveling in through Jordan rather than Israel? Any positives / negatives to this?
Are you thinking of going mike?
What are people's thoughts on traveling in through Jordan rather than Israel? Any positives / negatives to this? Are you thinking of going mike?
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shavemysoul
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by shavemysoul on Dec 4, 2007 0:13:56 GMT 1, What are people's thoughts on traveling in through Jordan rather than Israel? Any positives / negatives to this? Are you thinking of going mike?
Put me in your suitcase if so.
What are people's thoughts on traveling in through Jordan rather than Israel? Any positives / negatives to this? Are you thinking of going mike? Put me in your suitcase if so.
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stuey09
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by stuey09 on Dec 4, 2007 0:14:25 GMT 1, What are people's thoughts on traveling in through Jordan rather than Israel? Any positives / negatives to this?
Why would you want to do that Mike?
What are people's thoughts on traveling in through Jordan rather than Israel? Any positives / negatives to this? Why would you want to do that Mike?
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welikestatic
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by welikestatic on Dec 4, 2007 0:15:55 GMT 1, What are people's thoughts on traveling in through Jordan rather than Israel? Any positives / negatives to this?
don't know but you could go to Petra too
What are people's thoughts on traveling in through Jordan rather than Israel? Any positives / negatives to this? don't know but you could go to Petra too
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mike hunt
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by mike hunt on Dec 4, 2007 0:21:59 GMT 1, What are people's thoughts on traveling in through Jordan rather than Israel? Any positives / negatives to this?
If you want a holiday, then its a fantastic idea. If you're looking for an easy way to get to bethlehem, then its a terrible idea!!
What are people's thoughts on traveling in through Jordan rather than Israel? Any positives / negatives to this? If you want a holiday, then its a fantastic idea. If you're looking for an easy way to get to bethlehem, then its a terrible idea!!
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by alsbabar on Dec 4, 2007 0:38:31 GMT 1, you will receive a tough time getting through Jordan into Israel - with a Jordanian stamp in your passport, its going to be tough.
I dont have to go, i have family there - he he
you will receive a tough time getting through Jordan into Israel - with a Jordanian stamp in your passport, its going to be tough.
I dont have to go, i have family there - he he
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Richard
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by Richard on Dec 4, 2007 0:47:43 GMT 1, One of my mates went through Iran on the Mongol Rally - he isn't going to bother heading to Isreal...aparently they don't like each other or something
One of my mates went through Iran on the Mongol Rally - he isn't going to bother heading to Isreal...aparently they don't like each other or something
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monstris
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richyno1
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by richyno1 on Dec 4, 2007 1:44:17 GMT 1, As my dear friend Richard just mentioned, I have Iranian (as well as UAE and other middle eastern country stamps on my passport).. Having an Isreally stamp is something I CANT be dealing with, as I am going to New York for new years and definitely cant get into USA with an isreally stamp. (fingers crossed the iranian issue wont get worse over the next few weeks! eek!)
As my dear friend Richard just mentioned, I have Iranian (as well as UAE and other middle eastern country stamps on my passport).. Having an Isreally stamp is something I CANT be dealing with, as I am going to New York for new years and definitely cant get into USA with an isreally stamp. (fingers crossed the iranian issue wont get worse over the next few weeks! eek!)
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by Guest on Dec 4, 2007 1:49:40 GMT 1, did anyone book there flights yet?
did anyone book there flights yet?
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monstris
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by monstris on Dec 4, 2007 2:41:46 GMT 1, As my dear friend Richard just mentioned, I have Iranian (as well as UAE and other middle eastern country stamps on my passport).. Having an Isreally stamp is something I CANT be dealing with, as I am going to New York for new years and definitely cant get into USA with an isreally stamp. (fingers crossed the iranian issue wont get worse over the next few weeks! eek!)
get a second passport or give a blank, passport sized piece of paper for the plods to stamp at tel aviv.
As my dear friend Richard just mentioned, I have Iranian (as well as UAE and other middle eastern country stamps on my passport).. Having an Isreally stamp is something I CANT be dealing with, as I am going to New York for new years and definitely cant get into USA with an isreally stamp. (fingers crossed the iranian issue wont get worse over the next few weeks! eek!) get a second passport or give a blank, passport sized piece of paper for the plods to stamp at tel aviv.
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kiy
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by kiy on Dec 4, 2007 2:55:15 GMT 1, My brother spoke to one of his friends today about traveling through Jordan. It is possible and easy to get into the West Bank through Jordan, especially with a British Passport. Its not cheaper or a shorter route but maybe quicker. When I checked today tickets where around ยฃ470 to Amman (return).
I am thinking of flying to Tel Aviv, staying in Jerusalem and then traveling to Amman by road spending a couple of days site seeing then flying back from Amman.
Should point out that Bethlehem is not in Israel, its in the West Bank...
My brother spoke to one of his friends today about traveling through Jordan. It is possible and easy to get into the West Bank through Jordan, especially with a British Passport. Its not cheaper or a shorter route but maybe quicker. When I checked today tickets where around ยฃ470 to Amman (return).
I am thinking of flying to Tel Aviv, staying in Jerusalem and then traveling to Amman by road spending a couple of days site seeing then flying back from Amman.
Should point out that Bethlehem is not in Israel, its in the West Bank...
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monstris
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by monstris on Dec 4, 2007 3:05:15 GMT 1, My brother spoke to one of his friends today about traveling through Jordan. It is possible and easy to get into the West Bank through Jordan, especially with a British Passport. Its not cheaper or a shorter route but maybe quicker. When I checked today tickets where around ยฃ470 to Amman (return). I am thinking of flying to Tel Aviv, staying in Jerusalem and then traveling to Amman by road spending a couple of days site seeing then flying back from Amman. Should point out that Bethlehem is not in Israel, its in the West Bank...
Possible yes. But definitely NOT quicker.
My brother spoke to one of his friends today about traveling through Jordan. It is possible and easy to get into the West Bank through Jordan, especially with a British Passport. Its not cheaper or a shorter route but maybe quicker. When I checked today tickets where around ยฃ470 to Amman (return). I am thinking of flying to Tel Aviv, staying in Jerusalem and then traveling to Amman by road spending a couple of days site seeing then flying back from Amman. Should point out that Bethlehem is not in Israel, its in the West Bank... Possible yes. But definitely NOT quicker.
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kiy
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by kiy on Dec 4, 2007 3:11:53 GMT 1, It depends on how many times you get stopped in Israel and how long they keep you at the Airport for....
I know I will be stopped and questioned in Tel Aviv.
It depends on how many times you get stopped in Israel and how long they keep you at the Airport for....
I know I will be stopped and questioned in Tel Aviv.
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pezlow
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by pezlow on Dec 4, 2007 10:26:47 GMT 1, I've made the journey from Amman back in to Israel albeit a few years ago. It's really not too bad. Definitely doable. Jordan's a great place too - really friendly people. We got stopped on the streets loads of time by people just saying "Welcome in Jordan". You can go to Petra and Jerash (roman ruins) also worth a trip. The red sea resort in Aqaba is great for diving/snorkelling and much more chilled than Eilat.
I've made the journey from Amman back in to Israel albeit a few years ago. It's really not too bad. Definitely doable. Jordan's a great place too - really friendly people. We got stopped on the streets loads of time by people just saying "Welcome in Jordan". You can go to Petra and Jerash (roman ruins) also worth a trip. The red sea resort in Aqaba is great for diving/snorkelling and much more chilled than Eilat.
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by mammal2 on Dec 4, 2007 10:34:32 GMT 1, I went last night in my dreams. Looked great. Some mad bitch in front of me was going wild casue her husband did'nt get a new Trolleys. I think i need to seek a wee bit of help!
I went last night in my dreams. Looked great. Some mad bitch in front of me was going wild casue her husband did'nt get a new Trolleys. I think i need to seek a wee bit of help!
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Travel to the Ghetto... an alternative route..., by manchestermike on Dec 4, 2007 10:44:00 GMT 1, I've made the journey from Amman back in to Israel albeit a few years ago. It's really not too bad. Definitely doable. Jordan's a great place too - really friendly people. We got stopped on the streets loads of time by people just saying "Welcome in Jordan". You can go to Petra and Jerash (roman ruins) also worth a trip. The red sea resort in Aqaba is great for diving/snorkelling and much more chilled than Eilat.
That's what I was wondering, I've got friends over there, but they're currently working away... bah
I've made the journey from Amman back in to Israel albeit a few years ago. It's really not too bad. Definitely doable. Jordan's a great place too - really friendly people. We got stopped on the streets loads of time by people just saying "Welcome in Jordan". You can go to Petra and Jerash (roman ruins) also worth a trip. The red sea resort in Aqaba is great for diving/snorkelling and much more chilled than Eilat. That's what I was wondering, I've got friends over there, but they're currently working away... bah
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