The Old Market in Tiberias: Low Prices and the Stories Behind the Stalls
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The old market in Tiberias, in a city sometimes called the 'City of the Righteous', still attracts many shoppers. At the stalls, you can find rings for 50 shekels and bedsheets for 70 shekels. Towards the end of the day, the vendors offer additional bargains, because they want to sell their goods before the market closes.
But behind the low prices there is also another story, about the war and about life in the city during this difficult time. The article includes a sentence that expresses the feelings of some of the people at the market: 'Every time they raise their heads, boom - an operation. They raise their heads - war'. The sentence describes the residents' concern about the security situation, which affects their everyday lives.
The war also affects the vendors and the shoppers. Some people come to the market as they do every week, to buy things for the home and to meet friends, while others avoid coming because of the situation. In this way, the market becomes a place where one can see the impact of the war on life in the north of the country.
In summary, the old market in Tiberias remains an active and familiar place, but it also shows how the war is changing people's lives. The low prices and the special offers attract shoppers, and behind them stand stories of hardship, hope, and the continuation of life in the city.
Sources: מעריב
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