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Tel Aviv Halloween Tradition Grows With Thousands of Trick-or-Treating Children
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Over 5,000 children participated in trick-or-treating in Tel Aviv this Halloween, marking a growing neighborhood tradition. While Purim is Israel's traditional costume holiday, Halloween's popularity is increasing in the city. The event featured children in costumes comparing candy hauls, creating a scene similar to suburban America in urban Tel Aviv.
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- Over 5,000 children participated in Tel Aviv's growing Halloween trick-or-treating tradition.
- Halloween is gaining popularity in Tel Aviv as a costume holiday, alongside Purim.
- Children dressed in various costumes gathered to collect candy and compare their treats.
- The event created a scene resembling suburban America within urban Tel Aviv.
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