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URI GELLER MUSEUM: A SPOONFUL OF CELEBRITY FUN IN JAFFA
Legendary psychic entertainer welcomes groups to his Ottoman-era museum space displaying an amazing assortment of items from the rich and famous.
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URI GELLER MUSEUM:A LOOK INTO THE MIND, LIFE, LEGACY OF ISRAEL'S MOST INTERESTING PERSONALITY
Like the man himself, the museum is truly a one-of-a-kind spectacle, featuring a diverse collection of items that need to be seen to be believed.
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TEL IT LIKE IT IS Enjoy top beaches, great food & wild nightlife in Israel’s party city Tel Aviv
If you really want to live like a local then unlock one of the electric rental scooters that are dotted about the city.
Tech-savvy Tel Avivians have embraced the micro-mobility craze.
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A spoonful of Uri: Inside Tel Aviv's newest magical museum
Visiting a museum entirely dedicated to Uri Geller, created by Uri Geller, and presented through a live guided tour by Uri Geller, had never been on my to-do list. During your brief holiday visit to Israel, you also may not have considered this possibility.
The Uri Geller Museum
On our recent trip to Israel, it took us more than a few days to shake off our jet lag and get through the first days of Passover. By the time we got out, it was to Jaffa, a place that all of us could remember fondly. By some amazing miracle by Israeli-standards, we found street parking just a few blocks from the most interesting streets of town. As we got out of the car, I looked up and saw
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The End of the Magic World’s 50-Year Grudge
In 1973, a young man named Uri Geller appeared on one of the BBC’s most popular television shows, “The Dimbleby Talk-In,” and announced that the laws of Newtonian physics did not apply to him. Or that, at least, was the implication.
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'My mother was related to Freud, she always thought I inherited powers from him'
Illusionist Uri Geller packed up his lavish life in England and moved to Jaffa, where he established a museum in his name; In a new documentary, he reflects on his tough childhood, serving in the Six-Day War, near-fatal eating disorders and the time John Lennon told him he looked like a Holocaust survivor.
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Loose Women left speechless as Uri Geller proudly displays 'unusual' Putin souvenir
The Loose Women panel were joined by TV personality and self-proclaimed psychic Uri Geller who excitedly revealed Vladimir Putin had sent him a spoon.Uri’s best-known stunt was making a spoon or key bend by merely rubbing it, leaving viewers stunned at his skills.
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