ISRAEL Overview
Capital city : Jerusalem
Official language : Hebrew, Arabic
Ethnic groups : 74.8% Jewish, 20.8% Arab, 4.4% other (2016)
Religion : 74.8% Jewish, 17.6% Muslim, 2.0% Christian(Messianic Jews incl.), 1.6% Druze, 4.0% other
Area : 20,770km2 (22,072km2 incl. Gaza, Westbank, Golan) *Berlin : 891.7km2 (Germany : 357,168km2) / Seoul : 605.21km2 (South Korea : 100,210km2)
Population : 8,772,060 (2017) *Berlin : 3,670,622 (Germany : 82,349,400) / Seoul : 9,914,381 (South Korea : 51,446,210)
JAFFO Street, main street in the downtown of the New City (outside of the old city)
& Sukkot(booths)
Central Bus Station
Mea she'arim
Mea She'arim is one of the oldest Jewish neighborhoods in Jerusalem(located right outside of the old city). It is populated by Haredi Jews. Haredi Judaism is a broad spectrum of groups within Orthodox Judaism(strictly Orthodox or ultra-Orthodox), all characterized by a rejection of modern secular culture.
Wall posters, prefered method to announce in Mea she'arim.
Shops for jewish holiday supplies
Candlesticks, Two handled cups, etc.
Kippas
Driving a car is forbidden during the holidays except public transportations.
(On the first&last day of the holiday, all kinds of cars are forbidden. public transportations incl.)
Machane Yehudah Market
Arabic sweets
Challah, the traditional bread for the jewish sabbath and holidays.
Etrog, the yellow citron used by Jews during the Sukkot, as one of the four species(lulav, hadass, aravah and etrog).
Etrog juice
Yo'el Moshe Salomon Street, where many art shops are
Central Post Office, completed in 1938
Synagogue, Kehilat Moreshet Yisrael, where I stayed and took part in the Sabbath on Friday evening.
http://www.moreshetyisrael.org/
Residential Area
Opening hours of a supermarket
Sunday ~ Tuseday : 08.00 ~ 22.00
Wednesday : 08.00 ~ 23.00
Thursday : 08.00 ~ 24.00
Friday(sabbath begins) : 07.00 ~ 15.00
Saturday(sabbath ends) : 20.00 ~ 22.30
Central Bus Station
In the bus, heading to Tel-Aviv