Ok, so maybe the title is a bit misleading. These bulls and cows *happen* to be in Israel. I guess that makes them Israeli. Unless they are like 50% of the Israeli population of humans, e.g. they came from another place.

Israel is a small country, with small parcels of land. Cows require a lot of room to roam, and pastures. Both of which are limited in the Holy Land. Most Kibbutzim have dairies that produce milk for local consumption, but cows and bulls just don’t roam here that much. There are, however, a few “dude ranches”. I have seen cattle grazing in the Golan, and more so, near Park Britannia, and Beit Guvrin.

And without further ado…Here are some Holy Exposure photos of cows in Israel:

The art of bull dodging in Israel

Thank G_D this bull and I had a reasonable distance . At least it gave me a chance to make a run for it! I’m not kidding, this bull was about a split-second from starting to charge me, until he saw that I had ducked and run.

Bulls have to scratch their ears too…