Travel
Visitors traveling to Israel are required to hold a passport valid for at least six months from the day they are set to depart from the country. All visitors to Israel are entitled to remain in the country for up to three months from the date of their arrival.
In order to make travel to Israel easier, many countries have a Visa Waiver Program with Israel, allowing citizens to visit without arranging a visa in advance.
People traveling out of Israel on Israeli passports are banned from entering twelve countries, including: Algeria, Brunei, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Malaysia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Yemen.
An exception to this ban is Iraqi Kurdistan, which does have established relations with Israel.
Despite these countries, the Israeli passport is considered strong, and those traveling on it have visa or visa-free arrival access to 160 different countries and territories.
When leaving and entering Israel, travelers with Israeli passports are required to present them, no matter what other passports they hold from other countries.
With two oceans and 48 kosher eateries, Panama is a kosher tourist's dream
In Panama, indigenous peoples rub shoulders with Caribbeans, conquistador descendants, Chinese, and others, including some 16,000 Jews.
Visit the Golan Heights before summer: Cherry picking, nature, and history
Milan and Como in spring: History, fashion, and more
Accessible tourism should be the standard, not a luxury - opinion
Air Haifa expands international network with direct flights to Rhodes
Their new route will operate twice weekly, adding to their pre-existing international and domestic routes.
King Solomon’s carefree family haven in Eilat
I looked forward to this little vacay for weeks, thinking some adult time in the sun, some relaxation and quiet in the waters, would cure all that ailed me.
Kosher in Greece: Brown Breach Chalkida beckons - review
Chalkida, which also happens to have the oldest synagogue in Europe, is a small, non-touristy town about an hour north of Athens.
We need to remember which airlines abandoned Israel, even if it comes at a cost - opinion
Now, the options to soar are limited, and while flying abroad can have a euphoric effect, keep in mind it will cost you to achieve this inner peace.
El Al systems temporarily crash, affecting check-in, boarding process
Systems appear to have come back online as of the time of writing, but there is a fear of a potential chain reaction of delays affecting the check-in process.
How Israeli non-profits heal mental trauma from Oct. 7, all the way in India
HEALTH AFFAIRS: “Our main job is to normalize and validate what they’re feeling: a normal response to an abnormal situation," one volunteer says.
Smart suitcase and a pillow that massages: The products that will upgrade any trip
Eight compact and smart products that will make any trip more comfortable and indulgent—and ensure you arrive at your destination refreshed, well-groomed, and ready for your next adventure.
Summer 2025’s secret map – are travelers skipping the big cities?
A new study shows: Rotterdam over Amsterdam, Alassio over Positano. “Star chasers” reshape tourism trends, while more travelers opt for authentic, local, and spontaneous vacations near home.
How to find a transportation company that will take you far?
In a world where precision, efficiency, and accessibility are basic conditions for success, transportation services are an integral part for businesses, public institutions, and even private events.
Royal Jordanian resumes direct flights to Aleppo after 14-year pause
The return to Aleppo comes on the heels of Royal Jordanian’s earlier resumption of flights to Damascus in January, which have since expanded to 11 weekly departures.
A funny thing happened on the way to - Tales from airports and airplanes
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode E106.
