Wikitravel - Palestinian Territories
Warning: An alarming number of foreigners have been kidnapped in recent times, especially in the Gaza Strip but also in the West Bank. At particular risk is anyone who carries anything identifying them as Jewish, such as a Star of David necklace, as well as other obviously non-Arab individuals. Most Western governments have issued a severe and strict travel warning against entering the Gaza strip, and against all but essential travel to the West bank.
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Mideast - Palestinian Territories The Palestinian Territories aren't their own country, but neither are they politically a part of Israel, they remain under control of the Palestinians but only by Israel's ultimate say. The situation at the moment is tense, but becoming more interesting each day. You will find a surprisingly warm and welcoming culture when you go. |
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Planet - Palestinian Territories
A microcosm of the Middle East, the Palestinian territories (the West Bank
and the Gaza Strip) are littered with sites of historical interest. But
visitors may want to think twice before following in the footsteps of the
prophets: both the West Bank and Gaza remain hotly contested and unpredictable.
Palestine Hotels
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