Incredible Israel Tour Package With Eilat

Yes, travelers can combine their Israel and Jordan visits. Many tourists opt for a day trip to Petra (Jordan). They can also fly between Tel Aviv and Amman. However, they need to check with the Jordan tourist offices if they require a visa before leaving home.

Abbreviated as NIS (New Israeli Shekel), Israeli currency is Shekel. Exchange rates of the Shekel to all foreign currencies are different. Tourists can use their ATM cards to obtain Shekels at ATM’s throughout the country. 
American Express, MasterCard and Visa cards are easily accepted at most of the Israeli stores, hotels, and restaurants.

The best time to enjoy this trip to Israel include Spring and Fall as the country remains pleasantly warm during these seasons. Also, tourism is not at its peak at these times, except Rosh HaShana-Yom Kippur and Passover, so it is convenient to visit sites that are not full of tourists.

Observed every Saturday, Shabbat (the Sabbath) is the weekly Jewish holy day. It starts at sunset on Friday and ends on Saturday evening. Regarding things that remain closed during this day include:
All public offices, banks, stores, and businesses remain closed. However, number of shops is increasing that are opened on Shabbat. 
A majority of non-kosher restaurants are open on this day
It is suggested to check in advance if tourists are planning to visit a specific location on Shabbat. 

No, all the restaurants in Israel are not kosher. Places where kosher food is offered generally display a kashrut (the set of Jewish religious dietary laws) certificate granted to them by the local rabbinate. Maximum hotels and some restaurants serve kosher food. But there is no binding law. So those consider kashrut important, they must check it out at every place where they dine.