Travel to Palestinian Territories

1. Jerusalem: Sacred to three major religions, known for historical sites such as the Western Wall and the Dome of the Rock.

2. Bethlehem: The birthplace of Jesus and home to the Church of the Nativity, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

3. Dead Sea: Famous for its high concentration of salt, which provides buoyancy, and therapeutic mud.

Spring (April-May): Mild temperatures, blooming landscapes and ideal conditions for outdoor activities.

For those arriving in Palestine, Israeli rules apply.

Israeli airports and the Rafah checkpoint have a "green corridor" through which people who do not have goods subject to declaration (on their person or in accompanying luggage) pass. There is no customs control when crossing the border between Israel and the West Bank.

Import and export of currency in any form is not limited. You can import up to 1 liter of alcoholic beverages, up to 250 g of perfume, up to 250 cigarettes or up to 250 g of tobacco, gifts worth no more than $200, and personal items.

In addition, the following items are exempt from taxes if they are small:

- Typewriters;

- Cameras and movie cameras (except for video cameras);

- Radios, tape recorders, binoculars;

- Personal jewelry;

- Musical instruments;

- Strollers for infants;

- Sports and hiking equipment, bicycles and other tourist equipment.

It is strictly forbidden to import drugs, weapons and ammunition, plants and animals without special documents. Strict control over the transportation of antiques and works of art, as well as video equipment, computers and other media (declared and allowed only on bail).

Antiques made before 1700 are defined as handmade items that can be exported from Israel only with the written permission of the Director of the Antiquities Authority. In this case, the sale price is subject to an additional 10% export tax.

Police: 100

Ambulance: 101

Fire department: 102