I was here once, in the blessed old days. When my body left Israel, the girl got carried away with the interrogation and didn't put a stamp on my passport, but I didn't check, and the following year they spent an hour and a half at the entrance of the Department of Internal Affairs, but how did I get in and not out. But that's all in the past, and we're unlikely to visit the Promised Land again. Actually, it doesn't really hurt.

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Erik

Level 7 Local Expert

The Egyptian side let go and accepted it just fine. Very polite and competent staff. There was complete Russophobia and rudeness on the part of Israel. They didn't let me into the country because I have a Muslim family.... They were held at the border for more than 4 hours just like that, without giving up their passports. 9 other people besides me were deployed from the group. If you want to keep your nerves, then it's better not to go.

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Владимир из Брянска

Level 18 Local Expert

Polite, friendly staff on both sides of the checkpoint. Some speak Russian. A fairly quick passage through the Egyptian border guards and thorough thorough inspection by the Israelis.

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