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January Festivals

Classical Musical Festival: held in Tel Aviv at the Tel Aviv Museum, this is a chance for locals and visitors alike to appreciate the best of both the region’s and the nation’s classical musicians.

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May Festivals

Eilat International Film Festival: held annually, the city of Eilat presents four days of feature length movies, documentaries, short films and other productions with offerings from both national and international circles.

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August Festivals

Eilat Red Sea Jazz Festival: hailed as the biggest event of its kind in the Middle East, this annual jazz extravaganza attracts audiences in excess of 40,000 people and over its four-day course, it presents more than 30 live concerts at a total of four open-air stages.

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Simchat Torah (Rejoicing of the Law): this festival immediately follows Sukkot and is celebrated with dancing and the singing of traditional Hebrew songs.

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Pesach (Passover): this festival can fall in April or May and is the Jewish celebration of the time that Moses freed the Israelites enslaved by the Pharaoh in Egypt. The festival runs for eight days and each day is marked with different religious observances.

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