Ghajar: The Israeli-Lebanese town, once closed, is now open for tourists
NORTHERN AFFAIRS: Ghajar has long been a closed military zone, but 22 years later, Israel suddenly opened it for tourists.
THE ENTRANCE to Ghajar. In May 2000, the United Nations split the town in two, with the southern half under Israeli control, and the northern part in Lebanon.(photo credit: ANNA AHRONHEIM)ByANNA AHRONHEIMUpdated:
