Group In Israel Yells The COVID-19 Blues Away

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Saturday, February 20th 2021, 11:44 pm

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Group In Israel Yells The COVID-19 Blues Away

Group In Israel Yells The COVID-19 Blues Away

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Some in Israel are taking a new approach to blow off steam. More like blowing off some “scream.”

Groups around the small country have been meeting to shout away their COVID-19 blues.

More than half of Israel has been fully or partially vaccinated, so meeting in group settings like this is becoming more common.

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