Llamar a Israel

Mantenerse en contacto con las conexiones en el extranjero implica precios elevados de las llamadas y criterios de llamada confusos. Por esta razón, Talk360 hace que llamar a Israel sea sencillo y de bajo coste. Con la solución VOIP de Talk360, puedes llamar a Israel a precios asequibles por minuto.

Para llamar a un teléfono fijo en Israel desde Estados Unidos, basta con seguir estos sencillos consejos de marcación:

• marque primero el 011, el código de salida de Estados Unidos;
• a continuación marque el 972, el código de país de Israel;
• a continuación, marque el código de área (1-2 dígitos. Vea una lista de códigos de llamada de ejemplo a continuación);
• y, por último, marque el número de teléfono (5-7 dígitos).

Si llama a Israel desde el mundo, sólo tiene que hacer lo siguiente:

• coloque el código de salida: También se denomina código IDD (marcación directa internacional) o código ISD (marcación de abonado internacional). Para la mayoría de los países, es 00 o +. Para Estados Unidos y Canadá, es 011;
• código de marcación: Cada país tiene un código telefónico único;
• código de área: Es el código de una parte de Israel. Generalmente es una simple zona o una ciudad;
• número local: El número local al que desea llamar.

A continuación, una lista de los principales prefijos y códigos de llamada de las ciudades de Israel:

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• The oldest tree in Israel is a jujube tree in Ein Hatzeva on the road to Eilat , which is thought to be between 1,500 to 2,000 years old.
• Scientists in Israel managed to grow fresh dates from sixth century seeds found at Masada and Qumran.
• The Israel Postal service has a special Letters to God department , for all the letters arriving in Jerusalem from around the world addressed to God. They are opened and placed into the cracks of the Western Wall.
• About 1 million notes are left in the Western Wall every year.
• Israel is the only country to have revived a dead language and made it the national language.
• The hottest temperature ever recorded in Israel was 54 degrees Celsius (129.2 Fahrenheit) in 1942 at Kibbutz Tirat Zvi in the northern Jordan Valley. (The highest temperature ever recorded worldwide is 56.7 °C in Death Valley in 1913.)
• While Jerusalem has snow storms every few years , and even the Negev desert gets occasional snow, Tel Aviv has only had one snow storm in its history. In 1950 it snowed 12-18 cm., thrilling locals, many of whom had never seen snow before.
• More than half the landmass of Israel is desert , but it still has an Olympic bobsled and skeleton team.
• Israel is bordered by snowy peaks at one end and a desert beach on the other.
• Israel has 137 beaches – all of them beautiful.
• Israel is piloting a new locally-developed AI system to help lifeguards protect swimmers on the beaches and give real-time data on wind, waves and other possible hazards.
• Israel recycles 90% of the waste water it creates , making it the leading nation in the world for water recycling. In the United States, only 1% of wastewater is recycled.
• In July 2012, a group of artists in Netanya created the world’s largest mosaic made of socks , using 12,000 in total. (All of them clean, thankfully.)
• Cows in Israel produce more milk on average than do dairy cows in other countries.
• An Israeli company has developed a revolutionary spray-on skin made of nanofiber to help heal wounds.
• Israel is roughly half the size of Lake Michigan.
• The glue on Israel’s postage stamps is kosher.
• Israelis eat some 24 million sufganiyot (donuts) during the eight-day holiday of Hanukkah.
• In 2020, the most popular baby names in Israel were Mohammad for boys and Miriam for girls.
• Israel has more museums per capita than any other country in the world — 230 and counting. A new museum dedicated to women is opening soon.

Fuente:

israel21c.org/73-fun-facts-about-israel/