I'm not religious so I'm not sure about visiting there in this day and age. I guess when Israeli government ends its apartheid I would like to travel the area.
One of my best friends is Israeli and I had the good fortune to see the country through her eyes. There is so much to see historically and archaeologically that I don't think you need to be particularly religious to enjoy the country.
...must be a most varied culture, individually as well as the blend...not sure I can visualize...but thanks,,interesting as well as fuel for thought...glenn
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I'm not religious so I'm not sure about visiting there in this day and age. I guess when Israeli government ends its apartheid I would like to travel the area.
ReplyDeleteOne of my best friends is Israeli and I had the good fortune to see the country through her eyes. There is so much to see historically and archaeologically that I don't think you need to be particularly religious to enjoy the country.
Delete...must be a most varied culture, individually as well as the blend...not sure I can visualize...but thanks,,interesting as well as fuel for thought...glenn
ReplyDeleteIt is a sacred place to so many religions. Walking through Jerusalem is like inhabiting many different eras at the same time.
DeleteI would love to see it myself but not these days and not under these political circumstances
ReplyDeleteJerusalem is on my bucket list. I have a strange feeling that I might find something there for which I have been searching all my life.
ReplyDeleteMy feelings exactly.
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ReplyDeleteI would love to see Israel, especially without the guns.
ReplyDeleteWhat a strange, yet modern day world juxtaposition. I too, as Sarah says, would love to see the place, but not the guns.
ReplyDeleteHave I told you yet that I love the poem Ithaka on your sidebar, and have printed it out to re-read and re-read? It is SO good.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite poem......so glad you enjoy reading it. It was read at Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's funeral, apparently her favorite poem as well.
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it all comes together (here and there) in one big clashing cacophony. holy heck, funny. if there's anything funny (odd), it's mankind.
ReplyDeleteHumanity is an odd bunch. Sometimes I wonder how we manage to take ourselves seriously!
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