Tourism, usually a significant driver of Israel’s economy, has been sluggish since the war.
Those who want to express their solidarity with Israel during this trying time and take advantage of less crowding and bargains may find this a good time to visit Israel.
Although there are concerns in the north and south, most areas of Israel are safe for traveling and daily life.
It is essential to stay alert and know where the nearest bomb shelter is.
Don’t be surprised if you have to change your plans to travel up north. However, on many days, going to Tzfat and Nahariya is fine.
Patience is always a virtue, especially now when there may be more security checks than usual.
While traveling, it’s a good idea to pitch in and volunteer–there are many opportunities to give back at synagogues, advertised on Facebook groups and by word of mouth.
