Record Crowds Flock to Judea and Samaria Farms During Holiday Week
Over 15,000 visitors arrived at various farms across Judea and Samaria and the Jordan Valley on the first day of the intermediate days of the Sukkot holiday, setting a new record for single-day attendance. The farms offered a range of activities, including tours, workshops, and family-friendly events, allowing visitors to experience the region's history firsthand.
Organizers expressed delight at the high turnout, describing it as a "joy to see the people of Israel coming to the farms." They emphasized that registration is still open for those who have not yet visited, with activities continuing throughout the week at the various open farms. A link to the full schedule of events was provided for interested parties.
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