Shabbat Shalom Shabbat Shalom Shabbat Shalom Am Israel Am Israel Am Israel Chai oduvinu Chai oduvinu Chai oduvinu Chai o Venu Shaloma lekhey o Venu Shaloma lekhey o Venu Shaloma lekhey Shalu Shalom yerushalai Shalu Shalom yerushalai Shalu Shalom yerushalai
Ok Immigration Police 🚓🚨 State Of The Israel please ready Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia papers I will from Israeli Airport to Jeddah airport handing over to Mohammed Bin Salman & after that returning to Israeli Airport again with my mother and father in my Israeli home & after learning Israeli Men language again in the work for my pocket money.
Your post makes no sense. Even if English isn’t your first language, it still makes no sense. There are no direct flights from Israel to Saudi Arabia as the two nations do not have diplomatic relations and one does not recognize the other as a legitimate nation at all. You definitely will not be flying from Tel Aviv or any other Israeli airport to Jeddah. And of course, there are no direct flights to Israel from Saudi Arabia. Only recently has Saudi Arabia even allowed Israeli airlines to use their airspace to reach other destinations. What country are you a citizen of? You live and work in Israel? I can tell you right now, any regular travel between Israel and the Arab nations will look HIGHLY suspicious to both Israeli AND Arab authorities and in many cases, requires specialized pre-approved authorization. I suggest you plan your travel very VERY carefully, and make sure all your i’s are dotted and your t’s are crossed. It will not at all be casual and loose as your post here seems to suggest, and spending hours or even days in an interrogation room or worse, a jail, will not be a fun experience for you.
Shabbat Shalom Shabbat Shalom Shabbat Shalom Am Israel Am Israel Am Israel Chai oduvinu Chai oduvinu Chai oduvinu Chai o Venu Shaloma lekhey o Venu Shaloma lekhey o Venu Shaloma lekhey Shalu Shalom yerushalai Shalu Shalom yerushalai Shalu Shalom yerushalai
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How many hours the flight from Tel Aviv to New York takes?
The flight from Tel Aviv to new York takes about 11hr 40 minutes
Thank you
It takes 10 hours
Shalom
@@nostalgicboy102 shalom🙋♂️🙋♂️
Hi there im leaving to go on that route tomorrow did the airline feed you once or twice and how was the food?
They had 2 meals, and not bad food.
@@s.z.aviationmfs prolly gave khara as main dish and piss as an drink 😭🙏
Sir, Madam, Immigration Police 🚓🚨 State Of The Israel now very expensive State Of The Israel.
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Ok Immigration Police 🚓🚨 State Of The Israel please ready Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia papers I will from Israeli Airport to Jeddah airport handing over to Mohammed Bin Salman & after that returning to Israeli Airport again with my mother and father in my Israeli home & after learning Israeli Men language again in the work for my pocket money.
Your post makes no sense. Even if English isn’t your first language, it still makes no sense. There are no direct flights from Israel to Saudi Arabia as the two nations do not have diplomatic relations and one does not recognize the other as a legitimate nation at all. You definitely will not be flying from Tel Aviv or any other Israeli airport to Jeddah. And of course, there are no direct flights to Israel from Saudi Arabia. Only recently has Saudi Arabia even allowed Israeli airlines to use their airspace to reach other destinations. What country are you a citizen of? You live and work in Israel? I can tell you right now, any regular travel between Israel and the Arab nations will look HIGHLY suspicious to both Israeli AND Arab authorities and in many cases, requires specialized pre-approved authorization. I suggest you plan your travel very VERY carefully, and make sure all your i’s are dotted and your t’s are crossed. It will not at all be casual and loose as your post here seems to suggest, and spending hours or even days in an interrogation room or worse, a jail, will not be a fun experience for you.
Madam,
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