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| This sign pointed to all of the important places in or around Israel like Jerusalem or Bagdad. |
So I spent the majority of my
Spring break in Israel. As in that country across the ocean fondly referred to
as ‘the Holy land’ not to be confused with the violent place seen on TV. I went
with
The Center for Global Education on
a
Political Science study tour.
While there my classmates (who later would become my friends) studied the
conflict between Israel and Palestine and talked to some crazy influential
people; but we will get to all that later. I have been trying to figure out how
to break this blog up, which is why it is slightly overdue. I experienced so
many things in Israel and I THINK it is all very important, although the truth
is some parts could probably be left out. So I am going to inform you on MY
VERSION of the Israel trip and you can fill in the gaps and conclude from it
whatever you wish. Deal? Deal. I am going to break this into three separate
parts. Mornings, Lunch (because let’s face it meals are basically a time of day
and this one happens to be my favorite), and Nights in Israel.
MORNINGS IN ISRAEL