TEL AVIV, ISRAEL | The Most Expensive City in the World
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2022
- A fun day of exploring in Tel Aviv, Israel on the Mediterranean Sea. Tel Aviv was ranked as the most expensive city in the world in 2021.
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Tel Aviv was ranked as the most expensive city in the world in 2021. Here's a list of all the most expensive cities: globetrender.com/2022/01/06/tel-aviv-ranked-most-expensive-city-world-2021/
Please come to Portugal but not Lisbon but Belem, carcavelos and Cascais some 20 km from Lisbon right next to the beaches 👍
Similar prizes in Dublin
Hongkong (2021: 1)
New York (4.)
Genf (3.)
London (5.)
Tokio (2.)
Tel Aviv (7.)
Zürich (6.)
Shanghai (9.)
Guangzhou (10.)
Seoul (8.)
Bermuda Bahamas is number 1 followed by 8 Swiss cities Beirut makes the top 10 only if you use the official government rate of currency. Tel Aviv is about 20th still very expensive.
Crazy! 😳
I’m an Israeli and I live in Tel-Aviv, recognized each path and corner on the movie and yet love watching it all long. I love Tel Aviv and love when visiting us. You all welcome to come and enjoy our great city and people. Love you all.
Thanks and Shalom ❤️
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i am from pakistan and its my wish to visit israel. how is it possible for me???
@@Afan355unfortunately, your government won’t let you visit Israel.
From Lebanon and I love Israeli they are so cute
Shalom israel ❤ i loved tel aviv and i loved your courage ...just love your country...love from netherlands
Danke viel
As a Christian I have always been interested in Israel but never been there and what I see in film is Jerusalem. I know of Tel Aviv but never realized it had such a beautiful beach and was such an interesting place. Thank you for sharing, this was one of my favorite videos yet.
Tell Aviv is the LGBT capital of the world. Your Bible calls Jerusalem as well, " Sodom and Egypt" for a reason.
The Bible tells us that the believer in Christ is the Seed of Abraham, and the Israel of God.
As a Christian, I support the liberation of Palestine and BDS! Deus vult!
@@mrbushlied7742 What is BDS? Sorry, it's been a long work night for me lol
You should definitely try to get there. It's beautiful, but just a heads up, there's a lot of Jews there.
@@mmc1730 I have no problems with Jews, Jesus was a Jew, I have Jewish friends. I live in the Jewish area of Pikesville right next to Baltimore
Shalom Israel from Germany! Been there several times and loved it. Toda Israel! Thank you Israel
Don't trust Germans, they see Jewish people as symbols of German history, not as people.
You remind me of hitler
danke schon auch aus israel
Thank you for what ? For stralimg the arabs lands ?
come again brother love to Germany :) :)
So beautiful Israel!! Love from Philippines!! 🇵🇭❤️🇮🇱
as personal experience, you will fall in love with this city forever, because of the hospitalities locals. I've been to TLV many times, much love from China!!! 🇨🇳❤️🇮🇱
I’m from Tel Aviv and going to china like Shanghai soon
@@c.m.b.7567 Shabbat Shalom from Steve in Tel Aviv
@@user-ce1kw2ss5f Go service your goat Mohammed
@@tareksaba1ify No such place Achmed, Fakestine was invented in 1964 in Cairo by Nasser, his Egyptian born agent Arafat & the KGB . Even the so called previous leader of the Fakestinians the Grand Mufti Haj Mohammed el Husseini ( Hitlers pal & wanted war criminal ) said in a 1930's interview to a Damascus newspaper " We reject the British offer of citizenship of the Mandate of Palestine, that is only for the Jews, we Arabs are all citizens of a Greater Syria "
@@tareksaba1ify ok bot
I just returned from Israel yesterday. Tel Aviv is SUPER cool. It is a modern and mostly a secular city, and it feels like the entire city is one giant construction zone. And yes it is expensive for sure. But I will say that the food quality there is among the best you will find anywhere in the world.
There are 1500 construction projects underway. In 10 years Tel Aviv will be unrecognizable
Secular city until ___
Not sure food is better in France or in Italy and other countries of Europe.
It is called Haifa, it is called Palestine
@@lolobird3757Haifa is a city in north Israel 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦
I first started watching your videos about 9 years ago and it’s surreal to see you in Tel Aviv now. Enjoy and let me know if you need anything!
i was in Tel Aviv in 1989 - lots has changed i see - thanks for showing :)
everything has changed
the country and especially Tel Aviv have become completely different
I was there in 1946...
Been there once , absolutely loved it! Greetings from Morocco 🇲🇦
I am from Egypt. I never imagined that Tel Aviv would be this beautiful
Great country,love from India 🇮🇳❤
Brought back lots of memories from my visit there over 40 years ago. Looks like an incredible beach scene. Enjoy your stay.
You should come again it is all so different
Awesome! Never seen this side of Israel before, and it looks amazing!
@Mohammed Marwan Keep dreaming. Go study the bible, history and archeology.
@Mohammed Marwan Tel Aviv was founded by Zionist Jews in 1909 on empty sands. To call it "Palestine" is ridiculous.
@Mohammed Marwan
I have never heard or seen in any such document anything called Palestine!
@Mohammed Marwan
What you answer me is like how much the ice costs, and he answers you that sugar costs 1 dollar,
Hey man, this is the territory of the Jews long before the Arabs came from Jordan and decided to take over the Jews
So you and everyone else can continue to dream, but here the Jewish state will remain forever!
@Mohammed Marwan The quran says that the jews will come back, and they did. Pity that many moslims objected fought and harassed the returing jews in the holy land.
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I was a guard inside One of the most visited monument in Rome, the Pantheon for 25 years. Visitors used to ignore me or they approached only for silly questions (One was "Is Pisa tower far from here?" About, 350 kms!). Visitors never gave me nothing not even a smile, the only man that approached and showed his solidariety was an Israeli policeman that gave me a patch of his uniform. What Memories!
How
I love Tel Aviv 💙💚🧡🤎🖤
Tel Aviv looks fabulous. I would certainly love to visit Israel.
@@tareksaba1ify No I wish to visit Israel. The promised land. Palestinians have Mecca and Media and the whole Middle East. Israel is just a small country. I know Jerusalem is sacred to 3 religions. Jews, Christians and Muslims.
@@maryrosed8475 well said! You're welcome any time.
It’s Palestine it’s original Arabic name is talalrabee and hayfa Zionist occupied it by Theophrastus of British
@@tareksaba1ify tel aviv was created in 1909 by jews, there are picture of it, there was nothing there, and in jaffa there is still an arab majority until today.
@@tareksaba1ify 🇵🇸
Thanks for your video. I just come from Tel Aviv. Miss it already. Great city. Yes expensive but very enjoyable.
Tel Aviv is real expensive but as for food, you don't have to go to restaurants.There is varied street food-not only felafel or sabich-healthy,tasty and cheaper !
Just leave tel aviv and go north and you will have amazing food for normal prices. Visit akko ! Haifa..
Israel is the country with the best food in the world. It has taste and color and smell, not like the European food that has no taste... 😃
Street food is also expensive here, plus if you care about your health and don't consume synthetic fats/gluten/soy, you might get broke just by eating out. The grocery shopping is also expensive but a bit less, it's tolerable at the moment. I'm allergic to most cheap ingredients apparently, so I mostly cook at home. And still, financially struggling.
@@nananan14 for tourism purposes I agree, but you can't compare the remote small cities to Tel Aviv. And if someone wants to make a decent living in Israel, the only place where there's tech and international companies, is Tel Aviv (and the surrounding cities, considered under the Tel Aviv-Yafo district).
I have an Israeli Jewish friend who resembles a lot like Gabriel. I always use to wonder when shall I’ll get to see Israel by Gabriel Traveler and I am glad the video is out finally. Thanks for showing Tel Aviv. Love from India❤️❤️
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@@rad545 Are you giving your description😂😂😂😂
Hey man a question for you. Are you using the DJI osmo action still for these video? My shitty gopro 8 broke today. Just like the previous one ls I had lol from gopro. Thinking of buying a osmo action instead.
Hey William, yeah I'm still filming with the Osmo. There's a link in the description. I recommend the older Osmo 1, the newer one looks really complicating to use. The Osmo has been super rock solid for two years now.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos ok thanks man I'll use your link. Yes somehow it seems like all newer cameras have something weird with them. I don't understand why. The
never models of gopros freeze and also dont stay waterproof. And also the colors and brightness are weird on the newer ones.
I agree about the strange colors, that's exactly why I dumped the Gopro and switched to the DJI, I think the color scheme is better. And it never freezes up or overheats. There are actually a bunch of advantages vs. the Gopro in terms of the practical aspects. It starts up and turns off quicker, it doesn't disconnect randomly when charging it. So many glitches in the Gopro that the DJI doesn't have. I still have a Gopro which I only use for underwater shots, to keep my DJI from being affected by the saltwater.
Wasn't so expensive when I was there 10 years ago.... prices must have taken off
J’adore Tel Aviv. The art scene and the cafe culture are top notch. I visited in March and planning to come back sometime in December. The breads they sell in the open market is like heaven. The Israeli’s are very welcoming. Enjoy your stay Gabriel 😀
The cafe and the art scene might be top-notch but I doubt that's exclusive to Tel Aviv.
@@spirittravels. i feel it is more diverse in Tel Aviv. Like there is a plethora of options.
@Skyjacker well said my man - USA billions does help
wonder what will happen is the American gravy train stops !!
@Skyjacker Do tell us, which ethnicity is the "right" one for tourists?
The love sign stands for the word "heart" ,which is in Hebrew "lev"- לב.So you read it "Te lev iv"
Probably one of the better videos I've seen of Tel Aviv. Thanks!
Wow. I had no idea Tel Aviv was so crowded and so over-the-top expensive!! I thought Hawaii was ridiculously over-the-top expensive but this takes the cake. Very beautiful tho and good to visit, eh?
Norway and Iceland are the most expensive i think
@@gazriley624 As well as Switzerland 🇨🇭
@@dee74raz oh yes!
israel is expensive yes! but worth to visit
@@gazriley624 Luxembourg, Monaco, Hong Kong aswell
so glad you visited! So many worlds in such a little country. I love Israel !
Gabriel you totally sold it to me! I never had Tel Aviv on my radar mainly Jerusalem but it looks like such an enjoyable place to visit and it made me think “i wonder what it’s like to live there?” Beautiful interesting great vibes and seems really clean complemented by sun and beaches all over … That’s a deal! 🥰🥳🤩🤑
Thank you for this lovely ride through Tel Aviv
Sabrina 🇫🇷🇬🇧
The bike ride tour idea was genius ! ❤ Works quite well !
Sweet, glad to hear it.
I lived in NYC till 2017 then moved to Lugano Switzerland and I was shocked at the prices there. Although once you live in Switzerland it's hard to leave. It's so beautiful and unbelievably SAFE.
I absolutely love Lugano. It’s the best kept secret in all of Switzerland IMHO. And beats NYC hands down
Germany is much safer with higher salaries compared to cost of living
@@ilBUZZo
Standard of living in Germany is better than most places but safer I don’t know about that. Food is crazy cheap for Western Europe.
@@RovexHD yep, especially in Berlin
In Switzerland the salaries are higher so it's not fair.
Tel Aviv is beautiful. Would definitely visit there❤️❤️❤️
yes of course, just remember to bring your wallet
semua orang Israel di jamin mati..
jika kau menyukai perang maka jangan salahkan kami jika kami membunuh semua orang Israel
Israel dead hahahah..
Are you old persian empire kid@@isuntea6186
It's so cool you're back in Israel! I'm from Jerusalem🇮🇱
@@tareksaba1ify lol how sad that you feel the need to spam every comment with your Palestine bs.
I'm in bed fighting off a cold and enjoying your feature on TLV. You are a great Guide. 😃
So beautiful,can’t wait to go.
Great video from India 🇮🇳🇮🇱
Wow! I had no idea that Tel Aviv was so expensive! But nice find on the hostel! Looks real nice! Also, great intro! Cheers!
Great people great peace
Beautiful tour, your bike was a home run! Wow the food cost! Great video Gabriel. ~Cara 😊
awesome love seeing you in Israel looks like you enjoying it!!
I was in Israel christmas week 2019. Agree about finding a restaurant in Jerusalem during shabbat. Jeruslaem is so interesting. I did a long day trip to Tel Aviv. Really liked Tel Aviv too.
In Jerusalem you can go to the Arab part (East), where everything is open for Shabbat...
@@abcabcboy Of course.
Hii
Great walking tour my friend. Great ambience and view around this places. I guess weather is totally same with Antalya👋
Yes beautiful country
Tel Aviv has the best nightlife and is always active unlike most cities nowadays.
China has way more more activity and so does Tokyo and Makati or Saigon or Colombia or México city or... yeah
Have you visited Greece ?
One of my most favorite places in the world!!! I miss it so much. Thank you Gabriel! Really brings me back. Could go for a sabbich and some bamba
Welcome to Israel!! 🇮🇱 beyond Tel-Aviv and Jerusalem there is a LOT to see in our beautiful country! I highly recommend traveling up to Northern Israel too. Enjoy and stay hydrated!!
More people should check out Haifa and the Negev :)
Apartheid walls, the Gaza open air prison to name two
@@timbiddsy6567 you are more than welcomed to adopt the neo-nazi jihadists in Gaza.
There is a good reason why Egypt, which is an Arab country is not opening the border with Gaza.
As for the apartheid BS, with Arabs in the government, business, art , army, etc. Your claim sounds stupid.
@@timbiddsy6567
Security walls.
Built after 1,000 Israelis died and were wounded in suicide bombings.
I'm sure that fact just slipped your mind.
Ohhhhh u came back!!!! Enjoy your visit!
Welcome to Israel, Enjoy Tel Aviv/Jaffa, it is a fast paced, interesting, artistic, friendly and expensive city. I live in the South of Israel on the edge of Ramon Crator. in the Negev Desert, which is exquisite. Hope you come to Mitzpe Ramon. I am delighted you included Israel in your itinerary this time too. Have a great trip, even though it is the hottest time of the year.....it is cool in the desert.
I ,m a pashtun but from afghanistan live in pakistan we are bani israel
Wow what an incredible city. Those beaches are poping
It really is expensive! Thank you for sharing it with us!
Gabriel thank you for posting videos!! this has been awesome just seeing what you do.(i have almost watch all your videos lol)
Hi Gabriel, I love your videos. I'm currently on my first international trip in Greece. It would have been cool to be here at the same time as you were. I hope you are having a great time traveling.
I think Sydney, Australia would almost be pushing Tel Aviv prices.
Nice to catch up with you again Gabriel!
Your videos are a great history lesson.
Israel is beautiful thanks to show more content about it I love I really want to go there one day.
Enjoy your time there.✌
Everybody who comes to a ISRAEL LOVES it.
It is not Israel, it is free Palestine, long live Palestine and the downfall of Israel
im glad that Israel and UAE got along together as family i wish to visit Israel one day
Do it bro :)
Shalom tel-aviv I'm happy to see you once again I'd been there for almost 3 decades toda rava.
@Ahmad Hijaz y'all Arabs are the real bots. Literally every video of Israel you're spamming "free palestine" like it's going to make a difference. There was a war and you lost, get over it.
@@SplinterAce It won't change the fact that it is the land of Palestinians. Not the "so called" Israel. Israel Colonized Palestine and is an illegal settlement, I'd like to see you stay quiet when someone goes to you land and "wins" then occupies it.
Im watching you for the past 4 years.. cant believe your here in my city and miss the chance to show you around 🙃
There's a lot of good and cheap places in TLV only locals know..
“Feels a lot like LA actually”
Yeah, I was going to say that. That bike path is very Venice Beach.
But there's zero criminal activity in Tel Aviv.
There's nowhere like Venice beach, what a place !
@@LaurenMiddleton28 And obesity.
@@LaurenMiddleton28 I did wonder about that seeing so many scooters, motorbikes and bicycles looking unsecured, at least at first glance. I assumed the ones with identical color and helmets were rentals while others were personally owned. It's great to hear crime and theft is so low there. I live near a beach in Orange County California, and while it's a good neighborhood, you still don't leave anything unsecured at the beach. Too many homeless people moving along the coastal communities and petty theft in general is rather high in many areas of California. Depends on the specific area of course. Some neighborhoods are certainly worse than others.
@Ed Ed 😂
Love the great art pieces...Israel's restaurant prices are roughly the same as Singapore's, but Israel has more side dishes as hospitality! Really loving the vibe of Israel. That's some great meals you have had there! ^^
So, one buys a 30 $ burger for so called nonsensical😁 side dishes, here?!!! And the so called art pieces, what can one say-LOL, Just look @ the so called Israeli art😁
@@incogb6696 "Hospitality of Chosen people in Holy land by greed & cheating! Rip off 😁
I think you can´t compare the food prices between Singapore and Tel Aviv very well, maybe you are right for restaurants, but Singapore got great foodcourts at every corner where you can find amazing local dishes for low prices.
@@incogb6696 it is their food... the jews from arab countries (the majority of israelis) brought along their recipes after being kicked out of their countries by arabs. but nice try👍
@@rasheednode eat ur heart up ✊
Beautiful city...lots of energy!
Very beautiful city! Historic and high tech and clean. Subscribed.
I love Israel. I really enjoy your video's! Thanks!
looks like one of the best places to be.
Awesome . Thanks for biking along the boardwalk for me. I feel like I don’t need to visit anymore .
Good to see" hare krishna" chanting😊😊😊
You have opened my eyes to so many amazing places. Thanks!
Interesting video , look forward to more from Israel !
Always excellent and interesting videos 😊
What a cool and clean city! 👌
Looks nice, reminds of Miami Beach, Venice Beach or Southern Spain. But the city itself has of course much more history!
Lovely city I have been there with my friends from Israel.
Quite a therapeutic video for waking up ona Sunday morning 🙈🏴👀💙
Awesome to see this on my feed, been looking for some real vlogs of Israel, booked a tour to Jordan and Israel in November for 2 weeks! Can't wait but no wayyy that hamburger and fries price.. jeeez
Wow! Bulgaria to Israel! 🛫🛬
Gabe, thanks again for doing up the unexpected explore. This is a lovely short explore through a very intriguing esoteric historical part of the world. You make me wish I could just fly over there right now to do life like a freebird in a paradise riddled with the history of a clash of cultures, conquering empires, wars for profit, lore of legend, thriving fish tales of prosperity, and uh, genocides of conspiracy. I really know nothing much about this place, but it seems quite very familiar. I could stay a long a while in a place like that until the Welcome mat were to be ripped from under my feet causing what is portrayed as being an accidental fall. Gabe knows not a stay at a tourist hostel for too long nor get too lazy under the Sun depending on others to serve feelings of entitlement. I'd have to stay a little longer though to explore the historic sites, museums, and the military history of those very cobbled streets being drenched in the blood of innocents which is always cleaned up as soon as possible regardless where in the world such unthinkable atrocities occur which is actually every land and even sea around the big blue ball.
This beach kick valley Ball is called fotchivolly , came from Brazil, super intense because you fight the sand with your legs and need to be precise. Love telaviv yaffo :)
14:20 That's the Bugrashov Beach area. We stayed at a hotel right next to the beach in the summer of 2019. We had a wonderful time there. Great city. Great beaches.
Awesome!
Enjoyed the bike ride around with the music. Great video
Perfect rendition of Tel Aviv
I love Tel Aviv! It's such a shame though that it's so expensive! I just hope that at least the buying power of its citizens is equally high or else it would be devastating for them
Average salaries in Tel Aviv are around 55k USD/year.
+ Israelis have free k-12 education, subzidized universities and a developed universal healthcare system.
The average tel avivian has an equivalent purchasing power of an average kiwi or italian in their respective local markets.
But in nominal terms a much higher income and that's why israelis prefer to spend their holidays in europe. Other than few exceptions, pretty much anywhere in europe and the world for that matter is cheaper.
Rocketing upward inflation is the big catch 22 going on in most places now. I'm really noticing it this Summer in the USA. If too long and too much, then it's truly devasting even for people who thought they were quite well off enough to have food, housing, fun life experiences, and economic security for life while us of more modest means now have thin raped wallets and cash accounts with rising credit card debt. However, we're all being stared down by an unprecedented new world order out of chaos brought on by greed having no upper limit of old empires of sellouts on their way out as new empires rise to the occasion of building a new bloody history of conquest and profiteering. It is a shame indeed.
Israel is very expensive. Those who live in Tel Aviv are from the top economic tiers (working in hi tech etc.) due to the increasing outrages housing prices which are the most expensive in the world, especially in terms of the buying power of the average Israeli. These outrages housing prices apply to all of Israel but especially to Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and the center of Israel. Food, electronics and basically everything you can think of is super expensive and many households can't make ends meet.
@@BlueUmbrella5584 Thanks. I see it wouldn't be mind kind of place, but a tourist could go affordably for a while. I understand quite a few Americans have moved to Israel being Jewish and all who are in the money.
It really depends on where exactly do you live and what are your expenses. Tel Aviv is like a different country - the housing prices are insane because everybody wants to live in walking or biking distance to the bustling urban-beach center and the houses there are old and no high-risers were approved there - so you get all those young graduates moving to the city looking to live the single life and living in small decrepit divided apartments with room mates for like 2000$ a month (each person!). meanwhile I live just an hour and a half drive away in Haifa and pay 1000$ as mortgage for a decent sized 3 bedroom apartment (but I got a great deal, prices now are approaching 1500$, but for a much much much nicer place than those places in Tel Aviv, and with no room mates!). Also keep in mind that with universal healthcare I only pay 10$ for a specialist doctor consultation (I can go private and pay 300$, and this is fully paid by my extra private health insurance that covers my family for about 800$ a year). CT and MRI are also 10-20$. I didn't want to wait for a late appointment so paid 1400$ for a quick MRI done privately, and was refunded the entire amount from my extra insurance mentioned above. Also, unless you have a super specific type of disease that the drugs for it are new or not covered - you never have to worry about cost of treatment. There is no "Breaking Bad" type deal here, as Walther would have gotten an automatic 100% income tax break for a year, 100% disability so he gets paid a monthly allowance by social security, had he gotten a cheap teacher's group policy private healthcare insurance that would be a few years worth of salary paid directly, a monthly cap of about 200$ for deductibles in all treatment related expenses etc...
But food and gas and cars and toiletries are about twice as expensive as the US, and it's getting harder and harder to afford an apartment even in the cheaper peripheral cities. Just for reference, the average income per person is about 36K$ and the median is 24K$ so you can see there is also a very big income inequality problem.
One of my fav cities in the world.
ask a Palestinian
@@eopal-uk265 why bring politics into it
You are checking off all my bucket list places to see now, how exciting! I can't wait to get your perspective of the amazing city where Jesus walked, Jerusalem.
Nice vid Gabriel 👍
Love it! You brought me memories! Indeed Tel Aviv is super expensive, I went end of September and still the hotels were expensive, I stayed first in bat yam, then after i returned from Jerusalem i stayed near Fisherman's. If you still there, try to have breakfast in Carmel Market, best shashuka you can find and more affordable prices. Jerusalem is a little bit less pricey, but avoid staying in the shabbat, specially if you need transportation, it's super expensive. I remember I went to Jordan the weekend to avoid it.
I remember right before we ported in Haifa, Israel in 2000 (no smartphone and no Google) while I was deployed as a U.S. Marine I thought Israel and even Tel Aviv would be this ultra conservative place and when I first arrived to Tel Aviv I saw hot women crowding the beach and immediately thought I was in Miami😂😂😂
Thank you for your service.
I had the amazing opportunity to work with you Marines and 1st combat comm sq. back in 09', 2 years back to back (JC10 & JF11).
You guys rock! Our military dynamics are so different yet we were having so much fun working together.. getting to know each other.. went out for drinks, pubs, parties .. ill never forget those guys! Easily the best time of my service..
Chris, Jason, Jovan, Lisa and Alex hope youre all living your best lives. Missing those crazy times love you always
Bad guy..
Israel dead..
Didn't make home work did ya 😂
Hey there, how's it going? 😃.. just woke up too early (4'30) and a new Gabe 👍
30 quid for a burger!! Glad it was a good one. Have a good trip man
Thanks Gab I have no idea about Tel Aviv, I learned something thanks for sharing….
I live in Tel Aviv. When you come here don't spend your money in fancy restaurants. There are also cheep places.
I love tel aviv from bahrain❤🇮🇱
Amazing Gabriel, just got off your Romania video, which I enjoyed and here we in Tel Aviv, Isreal just by coincidence! Great city, video too!
Amazing 👏 ❤ thank you. God bless you your family and friends ❤
You missed filming the most famous feature of Tel Aviv - sitting on the beach watching the huge red sun sink into the Med. While the prices for food are high in those areas, geared toward tourists and well-paid hipsters, the main issue driving the TLV rating for priciest city is the cost of housing. Tiny apartments there can go for $1M-$2M, if you can find one. It's definitely NOT a cheap vacation spot, but it is worthwhile and interesting to see while you are in the country touring the historical sites.
Come to the negev desert much less expensive and amazing landscape
You will not disappoint.
Enjoy my country 🇮🇱
standard pricing for food in restaurants in Australia, just paid $80 for two dishes and 2 drinks
It's a beautiful Episode.
Thank you Gabe for the nice video
No problem, thanks for watching.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Gabe, that is correct. Kikar Kedumim (Hebrew: Square of ancient times) is the main plaza of old Jaffa. The symbol on the left was indeed Berber script (Tifinagh). You forgot, when you were in Morocco, about the Berber Jews. The Berber Jews are the Jewish communities of the Maghreb, in North Africa, who historically spoke Berber languages.