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Sheraton serves up stunning coastal views at its Tel Aviv location
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Forget New York, Tel Aviv is the city that never sleeps! Sandy beaches, amazing nightlife, breathtaking landscape – not mentioning the food.
It’s easy to say why this city is growing rapidly in popularity for tourism. As you arrive into the city the breathtaking coastline is the first thing we notice.
The beach is only mere minutes away from where we are staying, the Sheraton Tel Aviv hotel, our room facing right out onto the Mediterranean Sea giving us stunning panoramic views of the entire coast.
The hotel is conveniently located in close proximity to Ben Gurion International Airport, so there were no long treks to plan ahead of time for our arrival, just a quick taxi over.
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13.07 / 05:15
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Mob of conservative mothers demand library burn Pride display books
Related: Connecticut official bans RuPaul biography from library after one dad complainsKhan said the women responded with “hateful language” and told her the books in the display should be burned.According to Khan, the library’s collection is evaluated based on specific criteria, including relevance and representation, and materials are evaluated by respected sources, including Library Journal and The New York Times Book Review, according to the Journal Inquirer.Khan told the group they needed to follow library procedure and file a formal “request for reconsideration,” explaining their concerns in writing. A post shared by Booth & Dimock Mem. Library (@bdlibrary)While library privacy guidelines proscribe naming the complainants, Khan did reveal the woman who filled out the request identified herself on the form only as a “Christian taxpayer.” It was unclear if the patron is a resident of Coventry.In a statement, Town Council Chairwoman Lisa Thomas said, “I stand by our library and their mission to serve each individual in our community.”“The hostile incident at our public library is part of a disturbing trend across the country.
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