Since 1967, brides have been allowed to cross the Golan border, but they do so in the knowledge that the journey is a one-way trip; the weddings are facilitated by the ICRC. Since 1988, Israel has allowed Druze pilgrims to cross the ceasefire line to visit the shrine of Abel in Syria.
Since 1967, brides have been permitted to cross the Golan border for weddings, but they are aware it's a one-way trip; the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) handles the arrangements. Since 1988, Israel has allowed Druze pilgrims to cross the ceasefire line to visit the shrine of Abel in Syria.