On Lag B'Omer, hundreds of ultra-Orthodox men try to break into northern Israel tomb and mass event in Mea Shearim in capital apparently goes unnoticed by police
Scenes from mass crowding at Lag B'Omer bonfires in Haredi neighborhoods of Jerusalem and Beit Shemesh have media tearing its hair out or getting beat up for covering them
Just 200 people attend famous Mount Meron celebration in the Galilee, normally packed with a quarter million; when a singer praised the 'energy,' people thought he was joking
Prime minister orders police to crack down on gatherings in capital and Beit Shemesh amid warnings that incidents could lead to fresh outbreak of coronavirus
Its Jewish-Arab, Orthodox-secular rifts are all still there, but the country has thus far proved capable of transcending them, holding together to reduce the pandemic's ravages
With places of worship shuttered across the North African country, thousands who normally visit the site for Lag B'Omer will have to wait until 'the danger of the virus has passed'
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