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Environment
Rabbi Yonatan Neril

Israel’s Pollution-free Yom Kippur Can Be A World Model

People attend Yom Kippur religious services with Temple Emanu-El during its first-ever service in Central Park on September 16, 2021 in New York City. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

One day a year, the air pollution in the land of Israel drops dramatically.

On most days, Israel suffers from 50 percent higher particulate air pollution than Western European countries. Beyond Jerusalem, a thick layer of smog often hangs over the coastal plain from Ashkelon to Netanya, blemishing the beauty of the land.

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