Israel is a very unusual country, and here are 22 proofs

Israel is considered a very modern, hospitable state with many shrines, attractions, a pleasant warm climate and picturesque landscapes. But this is not all that makes this country attractive for tourists.

Below we have collected 22 interesting facts about Israel that will make you want to visit there.

In Israel, there are stops whose inscriptions are indicated in Braille.

And this is a bookshelf at the train station. While waiting for the train, you can take any book to read for free, and then just leave it on the exact same shelf at another station.

License plates are provided on rental scooters in Tel Aviv.

Such machines in Israel can be observed everywhere. Anyone can donate blood in them.

To use the cart in the supermarket, the buyer must enter his ID. This serves as a guarantee that he will return it to its place, and not leave it somewhere in the parking lot near the store.

It turns out that there are beautiful flower fields not only in the Netherlands, but also in this Middle Eastern country.

In Israel, there are separate beaches for women and men.

Have we already talked about picturesque landscapes?

And now about interesting objects. This outdoor piano is made of cement, so it is resistant to almost any damage. Everyone can play on it.

Haifa has the shortest underground system in the world with such an original funicular.

They say this chocolate milk is incredibly delicious!

You can meet stray dogs and cats on our streets, and in Israel — these are the beauties!

Do you see the "Christmas balls" above the submarine? This is Haifa's public transport - the Rahbalit cable car.

Many toilets in Israel have long been equipped with a foot pedal for flushing water.

Popular kiosks where freshly squeezed juice is made.

The Dead Sea. Where can I go without him? It is for the sake of its healing properties that many people come to Israel.

This is how the Iron Dome works — one of the most effective missile defense systems.

This is what an ordinary day looks like on Yom Kippur, when no one uses cars.

The working week in Israel does not begin on Monday, but on Sunday. But on Friday, everything works only until the afternoon.

Hummus is one of the most popular dishes in Israel. And they say that only here it is cooked properly and really tasty.

Warm and sunny weather reigns here most of the year. Even in winter.

However, sometimes it can be very unpredictable…