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Archaeology | 6 January 2025

Everyone is a little light

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General | 21 March 2024

The City of David in blue and white: the Israeli flag in the place where Jerusalem was born

The Israeli flag was projected onto a 2,600-year-old antiquities, in the place where Jerusalem's ruling was located. The longest suspension bridge in the country was also painted blue and white. We'll get through this together!