On the 24th and 25th of December, 90 thousands (a record number) Christian visitors from all over the world came to celebrate the birth of Jesus – Christmas.

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The International Arts and Crafts Fair (Hutzot Hayotzer Festival) is a festival that brings countries, food, art and cultures from all over the world to the Sultan’s Pool in Jerusalem.

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Selichot Tour to Safed

Gal S ORT Rabin On October - 8 - 2011

A few days ago, I went to a Selichot tour in the city Safed. I should explain – Selichot is a collection of prayers and poems that Jewish people say in the ten days between Rosh Hashana (the Jewish New Year) and Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement). The purpose of the Selichot is to ask for forgiveness. Safed is a city in northern Israel, which is considered to be one of the four holy cities in Israel (the other three are Jerusalem, Tiberias and Hebron) where people go to perform the Selichot.

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Every year on Independence Day there is a big and amazing rock show.

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On the 63rd Independence Day of Israel, which was on May 9 2011, my sister and I went to the big ceremony at Mount Herzl in Jerusalem.

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This week on May 8 2011, Israel will come together to remember the fallen soldiers who gave their lives to protect us and give us the opportunity to live in Israel without fear.

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On Sunday evening and through Monday Israel will remember its fallen soldiers on an official Memorial Day.

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This week, on May 9 2001, Israel will celebrate its 63 Independence Day.

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The Ministry of Immigrant Absorption in Israel had attempted to set a new Guinness World Record on Monday night by organizing – together with the charity organization Aviv Hatorah – the world’s biggest Passover Seder for 1300 Ethiopian immigrants living in Tel Aviv.

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Learn About Passover

Gal S ORT Rabin On April - 17 - 2011

Passover is a Jewish holiday that is celebrated in the Jewish month of Nisan – that’s usually in April.

The holiday is celebrated in memory of the Exodus, which symbolizes the beginning of the Jewish nation.

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Passover is a Jewish holiday, which this year falls on April 18, 2011. The holiday lasts for 7 days in Israel and 8 days abroad. Passover is the first holiday that was ordered on the Israeli people a long time ago during biblical times.

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