Where Was Yossi Sider’s Film “Beaufort” Shot?
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1. Where was the film “Beaufort,” directed by Yossi Sider, shot? 2. And which book is the screenplay based on? 3. What does the acronym MALV mean? 4. How many times was Marilyn Monroe married, as her 100th birthday was marked this week? 5. Which Asian country was the first in the world to ban elephant riding? 6. Which discipline will replace horse riding, in modern pentathlon, at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics? 7. What is the main ingredient in devil’s food cake? 8. What is the name of the reform under which products approved under European standards will be exempt from Israeli standards testing? 9. How many colors are in the pride flag? 10. And how many colors are in a rainbow? 11. What is the radiation index? 12. Who is Safra Square in Jerusalem named after? 13. And in which city is the Silent Spring Square located? 14. In internet slang, what does gr8 mean? 15. What is the color of peanut blossoms?
Answer 1, at Nimrod Fortress, at the foot of Mount Hermon. Answer 2, “If There Is a Heaven,” the first book by Ron Leshem, which earned him the Sapir Prize for Literature and the Yitzhak Sadeh Prize for Military Literature. Answer 3, National Institute for Testing and Evaluation, which develops and administers the psychometric exam. Answer 4, three times, to police officer James Dougherty, baseball player Joe DiMaggio and writer Arthur Miller. Answer 5, Indonesia. Answer 6, ninja course. Answer 7, chocolate. Answer 8, what is good for Europe is good for Israel. Answer 9, six. Answer 10, seven. Answer 11, an international index of the intensity of ultraviolet radiation, UV, reaching from the sun. Answer 12, after Jacob and Esther Safra, the parents of Joseph and Edmond Safra, well-known Jewish businessmen and philanthropists who worked for Jerusalem. Answer 13, Safed. Answer 14, great. Answer 15, yellow.
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