Traveling in Israel.

I often see the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the news, and many flights are suspended. Israel seems to be unsuitable for travel all of a sudden. I'm glad that I've been there in 2019. The Israeli embassy generously gave me a 7-year visa, which is valid until 6 months before my passport expires. So, you really can't wait in life. If you want to go, you should set off immediately. Without talking about politics, Israel is really a great place to travel, and the people are very friendly. I still remember that I met a group of children in a rest area. They greeted me warmly and shouted "China" in surprise. I decided to go to Israel because my mother is a Christian. It would be cool to take my mother to see the footprints of Jesus and go to Jerusalem. Israel not only has a strong religious culture, but also has beautiful Mediterranean scenery and the impressive Dead Sea floating in the geography textbook. The old city of Jaffa in the capital Tel Aviv, as its Hebrew name means "beauty", there are really a lot of orthodox Arab dishes along the old city by the sea, and the appetizers are already too much to eat. Haifa, as the third largest city in Israel and the busiest port, is backed by mountains and the sea. Overlooking from the Bahá'í Hanging Gardens, it is worthy of its name "beautiful coast". The most amazing thing about the old city of Acre is that there is an old city under the old city. The underground castle of the Crusades, which is well preserved and sleeps underground, seems to have traveled through the time tunnel when walking in the castle. For Christians, being baptized in the Jordan River, retracing the preaching route of Jesus in the Sea of Galilee and Nazareth, coming to the holy city of Jerusalem, praying under the Wailing Wall, retracing the "Passion of Jesus", the Last Supper, touching the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, there should be no regrets in this life. I don't know how long the war will last. Maybe Israel can only be in memory