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Welcome, You asked two different questions relative to Lebanon and Israel. The fact that you, or anyone else, have been to Lebanon is not a disqualifier for entering Israel. People who have been to Lebanon enter Israel all the time. Remember though that if the Lebanese authorities find out you're plan is to go to Israel they will deny you entry. Don't have any evidence of a future visit to Israel when entering Lebanon.

Whether or not you'll have extra questioning by immigration authorities depends upon many factors. Just be honest. Obviously, coming from Jordan is not a problem as there are three open land borders between the two countries.

There is no "best" way. The closest border is the Allenby Bridge, the border which is generally considered the easiest to pass through is at Aqaba, but it's much farther south.

Good luck.

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As said above, coming with a Lebanese stamp will make you subject to extra questions BUT it is not an automatic disqualification and people do it all the time. Jordan has diplomatic relations with Israel and the border is open.

Be aware that you have to make sure that Lebanon is not aware of your visit to Israel, The Lebanese government does not allow people to enter with Israeli stamps and if they realize you are visiting there--it could be a problem. What countries are you flying into and out of?

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I have thought to visit Lebanon at first, then I wanted to flight to Amman, and finally I wanted to enter to Jerusalem.
Can I have any problem?
Thanks for the information

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Can you? Yes

Will you? Most likely not.

There are no guarantees, but as has already been said multiple times Israel does not deny entry based solely on where you've been.

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How are you getting back to your home country? If flying out of Jerusalem make sure Lebanon does not know that. If you are crossing back into Jordan and flying out of Jordan--you should be okay.

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I'll came back to my country from Tel-Aviv.

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OK - Then to reiterate what alhaderech has already mentioned; if you purchase your ticket home from Tel Aviv in advance and it is part of your planned itinarery then the Lebanese authorities will see that and deny you entry to Lebanon.

The only way you can fly home from Tel Aviv is if you; a) purchase your ticket as a seperate ticket and not part of any itinerary associated with your flight to Lebanon b) purchase your ticket home after you have already left Lebanon.

Good luck.