

Ahead of the holiday, the Beit Avi Chai cultural center invited the Israeli public to send in tiny models for its "Sukkah Speaks" exhibition. When the miniature sukkot began flowing in, organizers were surprised to see that most of them were dedicated to one issue – the tent protest.
The exhibition will be held at Beit Avi Chai in Jerusalem and admission will be free of charge.
Those interested in combining the exhibition with a meeting with Shimon Peres will be able to stop by the President's Residence, where Peres will be hosting an open house under the banner, "Start Thinking Green."
The event will be held in cooperation with the Environment Protection, Agriculture, Social Services and Science and Technology ministries.
Guests will be invited to tour the residence, visit exhibitions displaying developments in the fields of agriculture and energy, and even pose for photos on magnets containing environmental messages.
In order to enjoy the real attraction, guests will have to look upwards: A 10-meter (394-inch) missile developed by Israel Aerospace Industries will be placed on a crane at the President's Residence plaza.
Itamar Eichner contributed to this report
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