Tag: Travel
Into the Gulf // Israeli journalist Ariel Kahana, diplomatic correspondent for...
Q: Were you surprised to be invited to the conference in Bahrain?
A: No. The conference clearly related to Israel. Having this conference without Israeli...
Shloime on Har Sinai // My Journey to the...
Ever since my late teenage years I’ve been wanting to visit Har Sinai. Without a doubt, there is hardly a place of more symbolic...
Where Jews Once Lived // A trip to the ghost town...
As many of you probably know, in December of 2018, I visited Saudi Arabia and wrote about my trip extensively in a three-part series...
Is Turkey still safe for Its Jews? // Shloime Zionce visits...
My flight to Turkey touches down at Istanbul’s Ataturk Airport at 7:20 a.m. I’ve been up all night and I’m seriously exhausted, but I...
A Land off limits // Shloime Zionce Visits Saudi Arabia; Part...
As the event wound down, I began to see throngs of people pouring out of the venue. Thousands upon thousands of Saudis were making...
A Land off limits // Shloime Zionce Visits Saudi Arabia; Part...
Time continued to pass as the afternoon prayers dragged on for what was beginning to feel like an eternity. The locals didn’t seem to...
A Land Off Limits // Shloime Zionce Visits Saudi Arabia
Thursday, December 13, 2018, 4:24 PM
There are certain words that can be spoken anywhere, and there are words that should never be spoken anywhere....
The Land of A Thousand Hills // A visit to Rwanda—the...
It takes about two days to get from Kampala, the capital of Uganda, to the neighboring country of Rwanda. It might not look that...
A Light on the Dark Continent // An astonishing journey to...
If you close your eyes and listen to the words of “Lecha Dodi,” you can momentarily forget where you are, and connect with the...
In The Devil’s Throat // A visit to a South American...
In the heart of the South American rainforest, near where the borders of Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil converge, you will find Iguazu Falls, the...
