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Israeli settlement in the West Bank
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Ariel (Hebrew: אריאל) is an Israeli settlement in "Area C" (Israeli-managed territory in the West Bank), within the north-central West Bank (Judea and Samaria). It is approximately 40 km east of Tel-Aviv and 30 km east of Petah Tikva. It is beside the Palestinian town of Salfit.
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A park with sculptures and models representing various objects and stories from the Bible. The highlight is a full-sized reproduction of the Tabernacle (mishkan) from the desert, which is very realistic and very impressive looking. They offer a guided tour, which is intended for large groups and priced accordingly, and is reported to be superficial and child-oriented. Instead of this, pay ₪25 to walk around the site on your own. You should be given English-language headphones for basic guidance. Located next to the Eshel HaShomron Hotel, at the western entrance to Ariel (next to the large traffic circle where Route 5 comes to an end).
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Many musicals and shows scheduled across the year, showcasing Israeli culture.
Average hotel containing a variety of recreational facilities and a 'Yesh' Supermarket
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