Over 100,000 Visit Israeli Farms During Sukkot Holiday
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
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- Record 100,000+ visitors attended Israeli farms during Sukkot.
- Farms offered diverse activities including tours, workshops, and tastings.
- The event fostered a connection between people, agriculture, and the land.
- Organizers thanked visitors and noted farms are open year-round.
More than 100,000 visitors, including families, groups, young people, travelers, and international tourists, flocked to agricultural farms across Israel during the intermediate days of the Sukkot holiday. The farms offered a variety of activities such as tours, open houses, workshops, wine tastings, festive prayers, coffee carts, animal encounters, and scenic views. The event highlighted a close connection between visitors, farmers, and agriculture.
This year marked a record number of visitors to the farms, described as a celebration of connection between the Israeli people, agriculture, and the land. Organizers expressed gratitude to all the visitors. For those who missed the holiday events, the farms remain open for tours and visits, with information available on their website.
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