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Haredi Photographer Misses UAE Art Festival Due to Shabbat Observance

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Haredi landscape photographer Miki Spitzer will have one of his works displayed at an art festival in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE. Spitzer announced he cannot attend the main event because it falls on Shabbat, which he observes. He expressed gratitude to the organizers for the invitation despite his absence.

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  • Haredi photographer Miki Spitzer's work will be shown at a UAE art festival.
  • Spitzer cannot attend the main event due to Shabbat observance.
  • The festival is taking place in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates.
  • Spitzer thanked the organizers for the invitation.

Haredi landscape photographer Miki Spitzer has been invited to display one of his works at an art festival in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. Spitzer shared the news on his X account, expressing excitement about the international recognition. However, he announced that he would be unable to attend the festival's main event due to his observance of the Sabbath.

Spitzer explained that while he is honored by the invitation and the opportunity to exhibit his art in the UAE, the central event's scheduling on Shabbat prevents his participation. "As someone who observes Shabbat, I will not be able to come and take part in the event itself," he stated.

Despite his inability to attend the main event, Spitzer conveyed his gratitude to the festival organizers for the prestigious invitation and the chance to showcase his creation. "Thankful to the organizers for the honorable invitation and the opportunity!" he concluded.

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