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Metropolin - Lishon Bli Lachlom

Metropolin is an Israeli Electronica supergroup project, consists of many Israeli Rock and Electronic artists such as Efrat Gosh , Karni Postel ,Dana Berger ,Shrona Natowich and many more.
Ofer Meiri, an Israeli producer, has formed and leads the successful project.
Founded in 2005 by Ofer Meiri (an Israeli producer), the project released one studio album named “Metropolin” and have performed (and still performing) in Israel on many clubs, festivals and other locations.
In February 2006, Meiri won the ACUM’s Israeli Composer prize of year 2005.

This month Metropolin as released their new CD “Slilim”, and soon as possible will bring you more from this great band!
Official Metropolin web site: Metropolin

Hayarkon Park - Tel Aviv Central Park!

The planted area along the banks of Hayarkon River offers plentiful recreational and amusement facilities for the whole family. Here are huge lawns, an artificial lake, a miniature train, playgrounds, cycle tracks, an acoustic shell and amphitheater for shows and concerts. Also in the Park are a number of unique gardens, including a tropical garden, rock garden, cactus garden and a rose garden. The Zapari Bird Park and the Meimadion Water Park.
Hayarkon Park is a place you MUST vidit while you are visiting Tel Aviv and we hope those pics will describe the picture better. Enjoy your staying here!

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Israel Driving Guide For Tourists

Are you planning to visit Jerusalem and seeking a good car rental Israel deal? What about your car hire Israel? Here is a useful Israel Driving Guide to help you drive safely in your car rental Israel all over the Holy Land.

International Driver’s License

Do you have an American, Canadian, and U.K. driver’s license? If so you do not an international driver’s license to drive in Israel. Well, on the other hand, it’s cheap and makes a nice souvenir of Jerusalem car rental trip. (Be sure to take pictures of your car rental Israel for you scrap book)

Israel Auto Club in Tel Aviv

Israel’s automobile club is called MEMSI… Even people living in Israel many years have no idea what MEMSI stands so don’t ask them out of courtesy… The MEMSI phone number is 03- 564-1121 and fax number is 03-566-0493. Their main office in Tel Aviv at 20 Rehov Ha-Rakevet. They are open:8:30am to 7pm, until 1pm on Friday; closed Saturday.

Israel Auto Club in Jerusalem

The Jerusalem office of MEMSI is at 31 Ben Yehuda St. (tel. 02-625-9711; fax 02-625-5994); same office hours as Tel Aviv.

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The Haifa office of MEMSI is at 31 Ben Yehuda St. (tel. 02-625-9711; fax 02-625-5994); same office hours as Tel Aviv.

Importing Cars Versus Car Rental in Israel

In theory, you can bring your car to Israel for up to one year if you have a valid license and the car is licensed. The good news is there is no customs or deposit required. The bad news is the paper work, hassle and cost of sending it back home. In short, a car rental Jerusalem, car rental Tel Aviv or car rental Haifa is the way to go - less hassle and cost effective.

Israel Road Conditions

Israel is tough on cars and some older roads are narrow and full of curves. On the other hand, Israel now builds excellent highways and bridges. Jerusalem has lovely roads that are well maintained and other cities are improving road conditions. There are beautiful winding roads on the way down South to Eilat and up north to the Golan Heights.

Drivers Education in Israel

While some consider Israeli drivers overly aggressive on the road, others are polite and careful drivers. In recent years, Israel has initiated on-going driver education for young drivers and veteran drivers that teach defensive driving techniques.

Traffic Tickets in Israel

Watch your speed in Israel, there are street lights that record speeders, photograph your license plate and send you a ticket by mail. There are more speed traps than ever in Israel. Don’t ruin your vacation with an expensive ticket and having your driver’s license suspended – obey the speed and look out for tailgaters. We hope this Israel Driving Guide helps you enjoy your trip. See you in Israel.

Israel Car Rental offers the best rates and personal service for your car rental Jerusalem, car rental Tel Aviv, car rental Haifa and car rental Haifa and throughout the country. For more info, visit Car Rental Israel.

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New York to Tel Aviv Flight Service Routine

El Al

During the years I have worked as a flight attendant for El-Al Israeli airlines, I have found that many passengers are very interested in the flight service routines the flight crew commits along the way. In this article I will structure the details that make the cross-Atlantic flight service routines, and will chronologically specify when, where and how long every part of the service routine takes place in tourist class. Please note that every step of this routine starts at the last row and ends at the front row.

-01:30 – Fight Crew briefing: getting to know the crew, pilots and purser, and safety movie presentation. Flight attendants are also divided between passenger classes (first, business and tourist) and aircraft zones.

- 01:00 - The flight Crew boards the aircraft, and makes arrangements for the flight. This includes counting the number of meals, marking the special meals, etc.

- 0:45 till – 0:15 – Boarding time.

- 0:05 – Turn on the ovens and start warming up the meals.

0:00 - Take off

0:20 – Fasten seatbelt sign is off, and attendants start serving drinks. Meanwhile, the galley attendant makes sure that both trolleys are full, and that the meal is ready to serve as soon as the trolleys return to the Galley. If this is a morning flight, then breakfast and warm drinks will be served at this time (skip to 0:45).

0:40 – Two attendants walk around with a garbage bag, while the rest serve the special meals and prepare the food trolleys for serving.

0:45 – Dinner (or Breakfast) is being served, along with a warm bon or bagel.

1:05 – Two attendants start serving coffee, tea and Sabra liquor.

1:15 – All meals have been served, and the trolleys go back to the last row in order to start picking up the trays.

1:30 – All trays have been picked up, and the lights are turned off for sleep. At this time, movies start showing, and half of the attendants go to get some rest. If this is a morning flight, the duty free trolley will make a round.

5:00 – Change of shifts, the other half of the attendants go to sleep while those who just woke up serve a snack for those passengers who are not sleeping.

8:45 – Attendants start making breakfast – warming up the bagels and coffee pots. If this was a morning flight, a round of drinks will be handed out, followed by a warm dinner according to the dinner proceedings detailed above.

9:00 Breakfast is being served along with warm drinks and a bagel.

9:30 Breakfast is being picked up.

9:45 Duty free trolley makes a round.

10:30 Warm Turkish towels for refreshment are handed out and then picked.

10:40 Fasten seatbelt sign is turned on

11:00 Landing + Applause

Enjoy your flight!

Michal Moreno is the content editor for Israel Travel Tips - a travel guide all written by a native Israeli from the insider’s point of view.

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