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Aliyah Blog 93: Old Yafo (Jaffa) - The plan On a very rainy day, I searched for an indoor activity for my I-try-to-go-somewhere-new-one-a-week trip. That landed me at the Ilana Goor museum in Jaffa … I was supposed to go to...
Aliyah Blog 91: Oil Changes and Pizza - My car threatens me with lights and buzzers Car: “I will automatically self-destruct unless you change your oil soon. Me: “Phfft. I don’t believe you. You’ve traveled 12,500 miles and you said I only...
Aliyah Blog 90: Ramla. Arabs. - Some Background about Ramla The title is a bit of click bait. Ramla is another one of those places that is off the tourist map though if you had to find an exact geographic...
Aliyah Diary #89: Idiosyncrasies number 2 - See Diary entry 55 – Idiosyncrasies #1 from the prior July for more. Black Friday Israelis generally have no idea what the Thanksgiving holiday is about. They have no idea why the day after...
Aliyah Blog 88: Gan HaShlosha Lake - Expectations Traveling here, I ended up preferring my side-trip to the neighboring Gan Garoo. My expectations were higher than reality … which is rare in Israel. It’s a nice lake, sure – and there...
Aliyah Blog 87: Gan Garoo (Parkaroo?) - A kangaroo zoo in Israel? This is the third time I meant to go to one place and ended up at another. Actually, I went to both places … Gan Sacne, for a future...
Aliyah Blog #86: “The Other Ein Gedi” (Nahal Arugot) - How I ended up there We purchased ceramic tile from a place called “Oz Kamerica” because even though Hebrew has an “s” sound, apparently someone at some point decided to transliterate the word with...
Aliyah Blog #85: Living Cemetery Museum - Introduction Innovation in cemeteries in the United States feels dead to me. Same old drab grey. In Savannah, Georgia they’re proud of their cemetery – which is weird to me because they have beautiful...
Aliyah Blog 84: Design Museum, Holon, IL - Museums in Israel Israel has the highest number of museums per capita in the world. They’re often in “bite size” pieces – you can spend about an hour or two in a museum dedicated...

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