better and more seats upstairs also. This is important for the type of travel i do, only a few days at a shot, stop over in Europe, always tired.

I do at least visit once or twice a year, unlike some of our Jewlicious editors, ahem.

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Toda Rabbah!

And hey, Laya is a good Zionist. She supports herself and pays her taxes, which puts her ahead of an awful lot of Americans here.

Hmm, either your being narrow minded, or I should turn in my Zionist card.

It’s not that I don’t see your point, but Israel but i love it when Israel improves. I remember when there was no soft toilet paper for example, or when milk came in plastic bags,do you want to go back to that? or when people would open the cottage cheese and smell, yeah the old timers still do that occassionally, don’t miss that.

And my favorite part? Walking into that huge room for “Arrivals”, and seeing hundreds of Jewish eyeballs looking at you, with your loved ones waiting to greet you. It just seemed so much more personal and communal to have a huge crowd of your people there, all sharing in the experience of greeting their loved ones. Like a minyan, of some sort. Not impersonal like other airports.

Thank goodness my cousin is a giant! So much easier to find my family in the crowd.