Most Arab countries will not let their citizens travel to Israel, except for Egypt and Jordan as well as some odd exceptions in Morocco and Tunisia (usually for reserved for their remaining Jewish citizens). Nor will they allow people with Israeli-stamped passports to enter.
In addition to the Arab countries, there are a number of Muslim-majority countries outside of the Arab World that ban travel to Israel, such as Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Brunei, Iran, Malaysia, Mauritania, and Pakistan.
The irony, of course, is that while citizens of these countries will face scrutiny by the Israeli border police, they are allowed to visit Israel according to the provisions of the Israeli government, but are not allowed by the governments of their home countries and could be imprisoned and tortured on their return home.
You can travel to as many countries as you like. All you need is a passport, and enough money and free time. Some countries ban there citizens from travelling to some other countries, for example citizens of Arab countries are banned from going to Israel, US citizens are banned from going to Cuba.
Basically, No. The Libyan government prohibits its citizens from going to Israel. The Israeli government requires special coordination for a Libyan to come to Israel. Unless the Libyan in question is high-ranking diplomat or important businessman, it is unlikely that he will be able to visit Israel.
There are a few reasons why the Islamic State has not attacked Israel.1) Consolidation of Control: At this point Islamic State is far more concerned with its territory in Iraq and Syria and wants to make sure that their power there is not abated in any serious way. While the Islamic State is more than willing to take other Jihadist organizations in distant places like Yemen, Egypt, Libya, and Nigeria under its wing, it is not providing significant direct assistance to those groups. If they were to attack Israel, they would need to allocate significant resources to this. (This is not to say that local Jihadists in Israel do not aspire to join with the Islamic State, but that they are not going to receive resources from Syria or Iraq.2) Israeli Security Apparatus: There actually are nascent Islamic State cells that Israeli authorities have actually arrested. Israel has been able to prevent a massive attack because of the effectiveness of its security forces and not from lack of initiative in this regard. Two news articles show that the Shin Bet or Israeli internal security has discovered nascent cells in Nazareth in Israel-proper and Hebron in the West Bank.WSJ: Israel Ties Palestinians Arrested to Islamic StateXinhua: Israel arrests 5 Arabs for setting up IS cell 3) Islamic State genuinely fears the Israeli Military: Islamic State fighters believe that they can defeat U.S. and British ground troops because, in Islamic State’s estimation, they are inexperienced in urban warfare or terrorist strategies, but believe that Israelis are capable of taking the war to them and countering their current strategies. As a result, they are hesitant about confronting Israel without rethinking their methods of attack.See more at: The Washington Free Beacon: Journalist: ‘The Only Country ISIS Fears is Israel’4) Advances on Core Islamic State Territory: The recent taking of Ramadi by Iraqi soldiers, expansions from the Assad Regime in central Syria, and recent Kurdish successes in the north have required the Islamic State to spend more attention on maintaining its current borders than provoking new conflicts.5) Not Conspiracy Theories: There are conspiracy theories that argue that Islamic State is somehow controlled by Israel and, therefore, does not attack it. However, such a theory has no evidence. Surely, if it were the case, Israeli finances could be demonstrated to be going to Islamic State or Israeli commandoes could be seen collaborating. The reason for this conspiracy theory is to make Israel responsible for what is a truly endemic Arab and Muslim movement.
It is suspected that Islamic State was originally funded by Saudi Arabia, several of the Gulf States, and Turkey. Of course, now all of these countries have been forced to withdraw that support because of the US pressure in leading its Islamic State bombing campaign. However, now, ISIL is basically self-funded. In 2014, ISIL captured billions of dollars in cash and equipment from the Iraqi Army (originally provided by the US) when they conquered Mosul and the surrounding areas. They also now control petroleum rich regions in the northern Iraq and are using the petroleum exports to bankroll any additional funds that they need. They are, by far, the most wealthy paramilitary/terrorist organization in the world.There are, of course, conspiracy theories that state that Israel is supporting Islamic State that are grounded on the "evidence" that Israel is not attacking Islamic State and that Islamic State is not currently attacking Israel. By that logic, Israel is also funding Oman, Algeria, and Sudan, which is to say that without any coherent demonstration of Israeli monies going to Islamic State, this is just a conspiracy theory.In terms of political support, ISIL is so toxic that practically no regime supports it.
Your question can only be answered if we know where you're going. Some countries require visas from US citizens, others do not.
Palestinians is a nickname of the Arabs that lives in Israel but are not Israel citizens. There is no war between to them and the Arabs. Maybe you meant the war between the Arabs and the Jews.
well of coarse shes going to israel every star would go to israel for a world tour cause irf she goes to Washington she will defenetly go to israel and she is not a boy
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Yes. the modern country of Egypt is bordered by (going clockwise) the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip (Palestine), Israel, Sudan, and Libya.
Many countries lie east of Iran such as China, India, Japan, Australia, etc. If the question refers exclusively to the countries that form Iran's eastern border, those would be Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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only the Citizens, at least 18 years old may vote. (That includes Jewish men and women who are citizens, Muslim men and women who are citizens, Christian men and women who are citizens, Druze men and women who are citizens, Arab/Palestinian men and women who are citizens. But the law is very restrictive ... they have to be 18 years old.)