Independence Day is the anniversary of the creation of the State of Israel. It is a very meaningful celebration for everyone in the country, especially those who have been part of the country for their whole lives since the creation in 1948.
The day before Independence Day is known as Remembrance Day. It is a day where Israelis remember everyone who died while fighting for Israel’s independence. At the end of the day, a torch-lighting ceremony takes place in Jerusalem, where Israel’s leaders have been buried.
There are also other celebrations around the country, like free celebrations. These celebrations include performances by popular musicians, and fireworks.
Many people tour the country and travel to battlefields of the War of Independence. They also visit memorials, go on nature hikes, and spend the day outdoors.
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