Maya flew home for Christmas. The rest of us, so Marvin, Sebastian, Sonia and I were of 24 to 25 in Bethlehem. After hitchhiking
Latrun Jerusalem, Arab Jerusalem bus checkpoint, and taxi-Bethlehem checkpoint, we were so against 2 clock in front of the Bethlehem Church of Nativity.
In the city it was quite full, German media have reported about 30,000 people. I think that even for a little exaggerated, but it was busy, there were many marches through the city with music and there was a stage in front of the Church of the Nativity.
was said to probably the Palestinian Prime Minister Abbas because we have not seen him.
We then went through a bit of Bethlehem and have eaten falafel, Sonia was also not yet been there.
was planned that we stay in Thalita Kumi, that is in Bet Jala, about 15 minutes by bus from Bethlehem. There, we went out to bring us the keys to our room. We had 22 still without a problem get bed and breakfast for 10 € per person.
are then we moved back to Bethlehem. The evening was played on stage in front of the Church of the Nativity English music and it was good, lively atmosphere, not so contemplative, typical Christmas knows how to do that from Germany.
standard temperature was already more German, though perhaps not quite warm compared to German, for us, really cold, the coldest I've experienced here so far, so about 8 degrees.
Later that evening, we simply by (audacious) ask succeeded to the roof to come from City Hall. The roof is opposite of the Nativity Church and there really was only the press and the police are located.
The beer tasted especially good from up there.
Anyway, we had good views and NEN ne good view of the Church of the Nativity.
then we are driven back to Thalita Kumi. The next morning we attended a church service in the Catholic part of the Church of the Nativity, as we were unfortunately too late for the Gospel.
Because of the rain that began overnight, relatively strong, we drove with NEM detour through the old city of Jerusalem home.
evening is Marvin's friend arrived and we together have eaten homemade pizza and chocolate fondue.
Latrun Jerusalem, Arab Jerusalem bus checkpoint, and taxi-Bethlehem checkpoint, we were so against 2 clock in front of the Bethlehem Church of Nativity.
In the city it was quite full, German media have reported about 30,000 people. I think that even for a little exaggerated, but it was busy, there were many marches through the city with music and there was a stage in front of the Church of the Nativity.
was said to probably the Palestinian Prime Minister Abbas because we have not seen him.
We then went through a bit of Bethlehem and have eaten falafel, Sonia was also not yet been there.
was planned that we stay in Thalita Kumi, that is in Bet Jala, about 15 minutes by bus from Bethlehem. There, we went out to bring us the keys to our room. We had 22 still without a problem get bed and breakfast for 10 € per person.
are then we moved back to Bethlehem. The evening was played on stage in front of the Church of the Nativity English music and it was good, lively atmosphere, not so contemplative, typical Christmas knows how to do that from Germany.
standard temperature was already more German, though perhaps not quite warm compared to German, for us, really cold, the coldest I've experienced here so far, so about 8 degrees.
Later that evening, we simply by (audacious) ask succeeded to the roof to come from City Hall. The roof is opposite of the Nativity Church and there really was only the press and the police are located.
The beer tasted especially good from up there.
Anyway, we had good views and NEN ne good view of the Church of the Nativity.
then we are driven back to Thalita Kumi. The next morning we attended a church service in the Catholic part of the Church of the Nativity, as we were unfortunately too late for the Gospel.
Because of the rain that began overnight, relatively strong, we drove with NEM detour through the old city of Jerusalem home.
evening is Marvin's friend arrived and we together have eaten homemade pizza and chocolate fondue.
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