| − | As you ride past the teenage kids in uniform going back to their bases anywhere in Israel, after being at home on the weekend, Israel is so small. Or as the tourist bus passes to the left of a tank convoy up from the Negev on the way to the Lebanese border, only to be stopped by a herd of sheep and their beduin shepherd crossing the main highway. Or by the mass of screaming girl soldiers (and guys) let out on 2 week a year vacation rafting with you down the white waters (bubbly froth) of the Nahal Hatzboni with its over-hanging and leafy trees and intermittent beaches (sand stops) to eat along the way. The Hatzboni, along with two other tributeries will lead you to the upper Jordon River, which will lead to the Sea of Galilee, which will lead to the "Jordon River", which will lead to the Dead Sea, which will lead, in the form of evaporated water (the Dead Sea having no outlet) to Heaven. | + | As you ride past the teenage kids in uniform going back to their bases anywhere in Israel, after being at home on the weekend, Israel is so small. Or as the tourist bus passes to the left of a tank convoy up from the Negev on the way to the Lebanese border, only to be stopped by a herd of sheep and their Bedouin shepherd crossing the main highway. Or by the mass of screaming girl soldiers (and guys) let out on 2 week a year vacation rafting with you down the white waters (bubbly froth) of the Nahal Hatzboni with its over-hanging and leafy trees and intermittent beaches (sand stops) to eat along the way. The Hatzboni, along with two other tributeries will lead you to the upper Jordon River, which will lead to the Sea of Galilee, which will lead to the "Jordon River", which will lead to the Dead Sea, which will lead, in the form of evaporated water (the Dead Sea having no outlet) to Heaven. |