Low-key Purim celebrations in Tel Aviv against backdrop of war
(JNS) - Tel Aviv's bustling Dizengoff Street was lined with people garbed in Purim costumes on Sunday, even as the celebrations were noticeably muted
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(JNS) - Tel Aviv's bustling Dizengoff Street was lined with people garbed in Purim costumes on Sunday, even as the celebrations were noticeably muted
The families will speak under a sign that reads "We are still in Simchat Torah."
“It’s important to have a good time and enjoy ourselves, but at the same time we remember that there are 134 hostages held captive by Hamas in Gaza.”The post Low-key
It is profoundly moving to know that our brothers and sisters in the US and all over the world have stepped up in the most remarkable way, demonstrating the true power of compassion and unity.
In the clip, Yinon claimed that the punishment from god was deserved because of immoral actions by the Israeli public during the holidays, including breaking up prayer services in Dizengoff Square.