It's not a question of "ties to Israel". It has to be the practicalities, as Hydriot says. They have, what, 3 or 4 very large wagons and maybe a couple of tour buses to move by land/sea. If you have any practical suggestions for how this can be achieved in a time frame which fits in with available venues and other tour commitments I'm sure management would like to hear them.bridger15 wrote:Stuff 'n' Nonsense. One does not measure ties to Israel in terms of ferry hops and kilometre limits.hydriot wrote:... the reason may just be practical: Israel is the only potential venue that cannot be reached overland or by short ferry hop.
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