Tip #10
Visiting the Shuk in Israel
What Is a Shuk? If you want to experience real Israeli life, there are few better places to start than the shuk. A shuk is an outdoor market,…
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Tip #9
Booking a Hotel in Israel
Why Hotel Prices Change So Much If you’re planning a short break in Israel, it’s worth knowing that hotel prices can change dramatically depending on when you book…
Tip #6
Taking Taxis in Israel
Why Taxi Hebrew Matters Taking a taxi in Israel is usually simple, but it helps to know a few important words before you get in. Between tariffs, meters,…
Tip #5
Asking for a Discount in Israel
Why Discounts Matter in Israel If you’re new to Israel, one small cultural surprise is that asking for a discount is not considered rude. In many situations, it…
Tip #4
Street Hebrew at the Supermarket
Grocery shopping in Israel can feel simple, until you realize that where you shop can make a big difference to what you pay. A small neighborhood grocery store…
Tip #2
Navigating Gas Stations in Israel
Gas stations in Israel can feel simple enough until the attendant starts asking questions quickly in Hebrew. A little vocabulary, and a little local knowledge, can save you…
Tip #1
Beef Cuts in Israel – At the Butchers
Beef Cuts in Israel: A Quick Street Hebrew Guide for the Butcher If you’ve ever stood in an Israeli supermarket staring at frozen meat labeled with numbers, you…