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I plan to go to Israel in my car, from Belarus, how many shekels will it cost me and how are things at the borders - all the pros and cons?
I plan to go to Israel in my car, from Belarus, how many shekels will it cost me and how are things at the borders - all the pros and cons?
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Entry into Israel to residents of other countries is closed (one might say tightly). The idea is certainly very interesting. If you drive slowly, you can get there in a week. By plane it will be faster and 2-3 times cheaper.
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answered 3 years ago
The route is interesting, but how to implement it in the conditions of covid border closure? From Belarus, you will have to travel either through Ukraine or through Russia, and both countries are still closed for land transit. Other countries along the route, including Israel, will also not be allowed in (except Turkey).
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answered 3 years ago
Traveling through Russia is not profitable and too far. You can get to Turkey through Poland, through other European countries. And it is possible through Ukraine to Odessa, and then by ferry to Turkey. And from Turkey, whatever one may say, the road lies through Syria. But the most interesting thing is that they will not be allowed into Israel. And go back again through Syria. Will you risk it?
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka, I was just dreaming. He suggested that all the circles of hell are already behind.
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answered 3 years ago
Natasha, don't wake me up, I want to sleep through all this))))
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answered 3 years ago
Israel is not only closed to foreigners, but movement within the country is severely restricted.
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answered 3 years ago
Author, have you been writing since 2019 or slept through the whole of last year?
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answered 3 years ago
the author is bringing a snowstorm, I don’t understand what kind of mushrooms!, Israel is closed, generally closed !!! I can’t fly away to visit my mother, I live by the sea and you can’t swim, a fine, and you are in a car ........ ., save your money! the country is closed, very strict quarantine!!!
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka, with PCR test, yes. Of course, for 6 years now, Russians have not been very willingly allowed to cross the Ukrainian border, but this is another issue, not related to either the closure of borders or covid.
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answered 3 years ago
Then I don’t understand where this abundance of questions on TurPravda comes from, how can a Ukrainian see his Russian relatives. If the Russians can come to visit them without any problems.
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka, apparently specific Russians cannot come for some other reason.
My daughter, for example, needs to fly with a baby with a connection. Until the child walks, it is very difficult. And she is a citizen of Ukraine and could come under any restrictions on entry.
For others, perhaps relatives are also not very mobile.
My daughter, for example, needs to fly with a baby with a connection. Until the child walks, it is very difficult. And she is a citizen of Ukraine and could come under any restrictions on entry.
For others, perhaps relatives are also not very mobile.
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answered 3 years ago
No, there are quite mobile relatives and non-relatives (girlfriend boyfriends) are mentioned.
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka, well, this is just an excuse to come. Or maybe people for a wedding, birthday, etc.
I'm very upset that I can't go. I don't understand why the borders are closed. It is already everywhere, than these borders help.
I'm very upset that I can't go. I don't understand why the borders are closed. It is already everywhere, than these borders help.
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answered 3 years ago
)))) is the question of the year.
But I remember how, at the beginning of the pandemic, you, on the contrary, urged people not to go anywhere.
But I remember how, at the beginning of the pandemic, you, on the contrary, urged people not to go anywhere.
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka, so the situation has changed.
When lice are found in kindergarten, it is better to keep your child at home, but when everyone has lice and a year has passed, then the point of sitting at home completely disappears)
When lice are found in kindergarten, it is better to keep your child at home, but when everyone has lice and a year has passed, then the point of sitting at home completely disappears)
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answered 3 years ago
Yes, it was originally a utopia - to close oneself from the whole world and think what would happen. The Chinese have been sitting closed for so long, and still flashes here and there.
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka, the Vtetnamians practically succeeded. They are closed and they do not have covid. All arrivals sit in the observation. Once there was an outbreak, which was stopped very quickly.
The Thais went the same way, but they didn’t hold back and are now struggling with the outbreak.
It turned out in Australia, there is no covid there now.
Zanzibar approached this issue best of all. With the thought “it’s better to die from covid (which is not so dangerous for the young population of this country, and there are practically no old people there) than from hunger,” they opened up and stopped keeping statistics. They have no such diagnosis as covid.
But this is offtopic in this thread)
The Thais went the same way, but they didn’t hold back and are now struggling with the outbreak.
It turned out in Australia, there is no covid there now.
Zanzibar approached this issue best of all. With the thought “it’s better to die from covid (which is not so dangerous for the young population of this country, and there are practically no old people there) than from hunger,” they opened up and stopped keeping statistics. They have no such diagnosis as covid.
But this is offtopic in this thread)
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answered 3 years ago
In principle, after the spring lockdown, Russia shed tears, looking at a hole in the budget, and also followed the path of Tanzania. And I have little faith in the statistics of Vietnam, like China (and like all countries). Statistics and measures taken are no longer a matter of real morbidity, but of solving some kind of agenda.
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answered 3 years ago
