Amid security tensions: Just before Sukkot - travelers return to the north

After a long period of quiet and cancellations amid security tensions in the north, Israeli travelers are returning to the area ahead of the Sukkot holiday. Local business owners express hope for a return to tourist routine, alongside caution regarding the security situation.

After a long period of relative quiet on the northern border, which came amid security tensions and the High Holidays, Israeli travelers are beginning to return to the area ahead of the Sukkot holiday. The article describes lively traffic of families on the roads of the Galilee and Golan, seeking nature, landscapes, and a unique atmosphere. Business owners, guesthouses, and restaurants in communities like Amirim and Buq'ata express hope that the guests bring a new tailwind, noting that the roar of ATVs is replacing the din of IDF vehicles as a sign of the return of tourist routine. Alongside the excitement, the security tension still looms in the background, and travelers express caution and inquire about the situation before booking a vacation. The article concludes with hope that the upcoming holiday will bring traffic jams on the roads as a happy measure of the Galilee's recovery.