Isn't it true that many of you wish to go to Israel? However, if you visit Israel, you must know how to conduct yourself. When visiting Israel, there are several crucial DOS and DON'Ts to keep in mind. These will undoubtedly improve the safety of your trip while also saving you money. 



DO'S

Learn how to buy

When shopping in markets, always haggle over the price. Excuse me if it appears to be a little pricey but, no joke, it's truly a game in Israel. Hello, what is the price of this hat? Hmm, this one costs a hundred shekels. It's game time! The game has begun. Don't bargain with folks who have nothing to lose in this game since they will either refuse to offer you a deal or play the game with you.



Do ask questions

If you're lost, don't know where you're going, or just want someone to recommend a decent restaurant, this is the place to go. People in Israel like assisting others and demonstrating their knowledge of the area, so don't be afraid to ask questions. 

It's perfectly natural. Many tourists, it appears, are hesitant to ask soldiers to pose for photographs with them. Don't be hesitant; we'd appreciate it if you could include us in your photo.






DONT:

If a taxi driver asks for too much money, don't take it. 

It's not just in Israel, but many taxi drivers will ask for more money than usual when they notice that you're a tourist. Keep this in mind and never pay 1000 shekels for a 10-minute ride.

However, if you've decided not to squander your money on cabs and instead prefer to hire a car, pay attention to this one. I'm using a lot of visual drivers in this post. Don't be right, be wise. Israel's driving customs are distinctly Middle Eastern.