Hebrew Book Week draws crowds at its post-pandemic opening in Jerusalem

The week-long event which typically takes place annually all over Israel went online due to coronavirus in 2020, but is back in full force.

AT THE bustling fair: The demand for literature rose during the pandemic.

AT THE bustling fair: The demand for literature rose during the pandemic.

(photo credit: Courtesy)

ByGABRIELLE ABRAMS, LAUREN MORGANBESSER

JUNE 17, 2021 16:35

Updated: JUNE 17, 2021 16:36

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