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Fair enough.
But i have seen a few things called badatz which are anything but a beis din tzeddeck 🙂
How exciting to go be going for your first visit
Regarding kashrut, best to speak to your rabbi what hechsherim he considers acceptable in Israel. Can get a bit tricky especially when travelling around the country.
Generally, the most accepted ones are eida chareidit, rav rubin and belz, but best to get a list and what symbols to look out for.
Definately must visit the kotel, the jewish quarter in the old city and generally just walk around and take in the holiness of Yerushalayim. The shuk at machaneh yehuda is also great but just need to know whats acceptable. If you get a chance also go up North to Tzfat, Tiveria etc. Beautiful up there and a lot of history.
As for beaches, there is a seperate one in Ashkelon, Tel aviv (specific days only) and at the dead sea.
Hope that helps
My bigger concern is the objective of lab grown meat. The ultimate plan is to create a world where we can grow meat from living cows and therefore no need to slaughter.
There are people out there who consider shecitah inhumane. Imagine we decide that lab grown meat is not kosher and we continue to slaughter when the rest of the world doesnt. Wont be very popular…