
The parade will begin at 2:30 p.m., and Jaffa Rd. will be closed to vehicles from noon and onwards. In addition to marching groups representing public and commercial bodies, the parade will also feature IDF soldiers from various brigades, security and defense force contingents, youth groups, huge flags and large-scale exhibits.
Besides the Sukkot March itself, Jerusalem will come alive in other ways as well, with various displays, street theaters, musicians, story tellers and the like dotting the parade route. More
The parade will also include 7,000 Christians from around the world who are celebrating the Feast of Tabernacles with the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem.
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