Permission from military when hiking in Israel
When hiking in Israel I've seen some trails that had information on them to contact IDF first for permission before going on them.
How I'm supposed to get the permission? How much in advance you have to apply? Are there any specific reasons you might be denied the permission?
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According to this thread on Tapatalk, the Mt Havushit trail is the starting point for the Golan trail. It seems from the map in the thread that if you start or want to climb Mt Havushit, that this is on the border with Israel and Syria and Lebanon (not Palestine, as anatolyg pointed out) and as such is likely to cross the "ceasefire line" (see picture below) The thread indicated that the trail normally starts by the gates and Hermon site parking lots (see pic) on Route 98 rather than at the top of Mt Havushit.
The following details were provided:
Only if you plan to start at 2,000 meters and hike a beautiful 4 km additional section, from Mt. Havushit, you must contact the IDF, at least two days in advance, and let them know about your plan.
Contact tel.: 04-6966207. The IDF declines your request, start the hike at the beginning of the GT, Day 1.
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