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Strawberry Fields Forever: Salvation Army ministers at famous musical site
Most baby boomers remember the Beatles’ hit, “Strawberry Fields Forever.” The Salvation Army is using nostalgia for the song to…
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National News
U.S. puts Mexico on ‘do not travel’ list with with Iran, Iraq and Syria
Thinking of vacationing in Mexico? Think again. The U.S. State Department has advised against travel to most of its tourist…
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Israel
Christmas tourism is up around Bethlehem but Arab Christians are leaving
Much to the relief of tourism officials, Christians are returning to holy sites this year after the pandemic ended. While…
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Israel ranked fifth-safest destination for tourists, topping the United States at 30
Some tourists who would like to visit Israel are hesitant because of concerns about their safety. It turns out that…
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Tourism business is booming in Holy Land after pandemic
After being restricted by the pandemic, Israeli tourism is back in business. Christians from around the world are flocking back…
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Faith
Prayer notes left at Western Wall collected for burial today
Today the prayer notes left at the Western Wall in Jerusalem are being collected. They do this twice a year.…
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Faith
Survey finds just 7% of evangelicals have visited Israel but most want to
Although only 7% of evangelical Protestants have visited Israel, the vast majority want to. In fact, eight out of ten…
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Israel reopens to unvaccinated tourists
Israel is now open to unvaccinated tourists. After nearly two years of tight restrictions on travel to Israel, Israeli Prime…
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22 tourists freeze to death on Pakistan highway during mega snowstorm
At least 22 people have died while being stuck in their vehicles as a heavy snowstorm thronged the mountain resort town of…
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Israel
Israel will welcome tourists in late May
The Israeli tourism in Israel will be open for business by late May. “We are starting the first pilot on…
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