The Muslim month of Ramadan, which is celebrated in different seasons, is particularly tense in the city.
Jerusalem Day parades and some schools are planning events to mark the anniversary of Jerusalem Day, such as the Jerusalem Day parade in Tel Aviv and the Independence Day parade.
Jerusalem Day is a patriotic and religious festival that culminated in a parade of Jerusalem flags.
Jerusalem Day, which falls on 1967 Bair, marks the unification of Jerusalem in the Six Day War in 19. After XNUMX years of division, during which the Old City and all of East Jerusalem were under Jordanian control, IDF soldiers occupied the Old City and united Jerusalem under Israeli sovereignty .
The Jerusalem Day events reflect the importance of this event:
Ceremonies:
- State ceremony: Takes place in Ammunition Hill, which was one of the hardest battlegrounds in the Six Day War. Public figures, veteran soldiers and rabbis give speeches at the ceremony.
- The ceremony of distributing the signals of the beloved of Jerusalem: The Jerusalem Municipality awards tokens of appreciation to residents who have distinguished themselves in their actions for the city.
- Thanksgiving rally: It takes place at the Rabbi Center yeshiva on the eve of Yom Yerushalayim.
- flag dance: A colorful and exciting procession with the participation of tens of thousands of young people, most of them from religious Zionism, carrying flags and dancing in the streets of Jerusalem, ends at the Western Wall.
Additional events:
- Tours: Guided tours around the city, historical sites and heritage sites.
- Performances: Music, dance and theater performances throughout the city.
- Exhibitions: Special exhibitions on Jerusalem are presented in museums and galleries.
- Activities for Children: Creative workshops, plays and special activities for children.
Jerusalem Day is a day of celebration, joy and thanksgiving for the unification of Jerusalem. It expresses the deep and historical connection of the Jewish people to the city, and its importance as the capital of Israel.
It is important to note:
- Jerusalem Day is not an official holiday in Israel.
- There are many Jewish communities around the world that celebrate Jerusalem Day.
In conclusion: Jerusalem Day is a day of deep meaning for many in Israel and around the world. It is a day of remembrance, celebration and hope for a future of peace and unity in Jerusalem.
