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Rolling Stones Tel Aviv concert changed to start after Shavuot

(JNS.org) As a sign of respect for observant Jews, the start time of the Rolling Stones June 4 concert in Tel Aviv has been pushed back by half an hour to allow those observing the Shavuot holiday to arrive at the event comfortably after the holiday ends that evening. The Rolling Stones will take the stage at Hayarkon Park at 9:15 p.m. – a decision reached once the municipality of Tel Aviv agreed to make an exception to the noise pollution bylaws and to allow the concert to continue past 11 p.m. In Israel, Shavuot ends the night of June 5.

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