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Israel Welcomes First Babies of New Hebrew Year
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By i24NEWS, סיוון אלקלק מונייר
First reported by Hamal · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israel celebrated the start of the new Hebrew year 5787 with the birth of babies across the country. Two families, one in Tel Aviv and another in northern Israel, welcomed their newborns on the first day of the new year.
- 01New Hebrew year 5787 began with births nationwide.
- 02Tel Aviv hospital welcomed a baby boy on Friday.
- 03Northern Israel hospital saw a baby girl born on Rosh Hashanah.
- 04Midwives described the births as joyous ways to start the year.
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