You do not get a stamp in your passport from either the Palestinian territories (including Gaza) or from Israel. You will get a piece of paper rather as your stamp which you need to keep with you and show upon exit. So no repercussions from entry.
In Germany you can have a second pass just for that purpose.
It costs more though.
Yeah, the cost of an additional passport.
What I meant was that it costs more then if you get a first one new.
What? The price of a default passport in Germany is always the same. 60€ for 32 pages.
I see this recommendation quite often and wonder if you get in trouble sooner or later, at least if you want to travel to the US. I would think the purpose of a passport is a single identification with a track record. Everything else is cheating. Not?
That's rather part of the point. Many of the countries that offer a second passport believe in freer travel than some destination countries might.
Sure it is but let's be honest here, a terrorist will find a way and most of those people who suffer under this mad apparatus of fear are normal people.
You just need a way to bypass this madness for the sake of reality.
Americans, but not Canadians, can also have a second passport if they request it from the state department. Commonly used for people who need to travel to Israel and have Israeli stamps/visas in their passport, but also travel to arab boycott countries for business.