24
May
Yom Yerushalayim, or Jerusalem Day, is a special holiday for Jewish people celebrated on May 24th this year. It marks the day in 1967 when the city of Jerusalem was reunited during a time called the Six-Day War. Before this, the city was divided, and people couldn't move freely between parts. On this day, many people in Israel and around the world celebrate by having parades, singing songs, and giving thanks. It's a day to remember how important Jerusalem is to many people, especially for its history and special places like the Western Wall.
How to celebrate Yom Yerushalayim?
To celebrate Yom Yerushalayim, you can start by joining a parade with music and flags, which is lots of fun. You can also visit a museum to learn about Jerusalem's history. Making a craft or drawing a picture of the Jerusalem skyline can be a great activity, too. Enjoy some special treats, like falafel or hummus, with your family. At home or with friends, you can sing songs about Jerusalem or watch a movie about the city. Finally, say a special prayer or write a poem about what Jerusalem means to you, sharing it with friends or family.
Where Yom Yerushalayim is celebrated?
- - International
