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Israel, a land where millennia of history meet modern innovation, offers more than just spiritual pilgrimages and archaeological marvels. It is also a vibrant destination for cultural festivals, religious events, music performances, film galas, culinary gatherings, and seasonal celebrations that span every calendar month. Whether you’re drawn to ancient Jewish traditions, Christian processions, Islamic holy days, or Tel Aviv’s electric nightlife, there’s something extraordinary happening year-round. This article explores the best times to visit Israel based on its dynamic festival calendar—guiding you through cultural highlights, religious observances, and seasonal must-sees. From Jerusalem to the Negev Desert, from the Sea of Galilee to Eilat, we’ll help you discover the moments when Israel is most alive. Spring (March to May): Renewal, Faith, and Blooming Beauty 1. Passover (Pesach) When: March or April (Nisan 15–22 on the Hebrew calendar) Where: Nationwide, especially Jerusalem and ...

 For decades, relations between Pakistan and India have been marred by mistrust, hostility, and accusations. From territorial disputes to cross-border skirmishes, the two nuclear-armed neighbors have often found themselves at odds. However, in recent years, Pakistan has increasingly accused India of pursuing a broader agenda to destabilize not just bilateral relations, but the entire South Asian region. These allegations, grounded in historical animosity and fueled by emerging geopolitical developments, raise a critical question: Is India truly destabilizing South Asia, or are these claims part of a larger strategic narrative? Historical Context of Pakistan-India Rivalry The roots of animosity between India and Pakistan can be traced back to the Partition of British India in 1947. The division led to mass violence and the displacement of millions, leaving behind a legacy of trauma. The conflict over Jammu and Kashmir became the first flashpoint, leading to multiple wars (1947-48, 1...