The war that followed the declaration led to the flight or expulsion of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, and the day is traditionally observed with protest marches.
Lag ba-ʿOmer (33rd Day of the ʿOmer Counting) is a joyous interlude in the otherwise-somber period of the ʿOmer Counting (i.e., of the 49 days to Shavuot), which is traditionally observed as a time of semi-mourning.
The Cenotaph event sees state leaders lay poppy wreaths on the Grade I listed monument and a nationwide two-minute silence is traditionally observed from 11am to remember soldiers who lost their lives in the First World War.
She was visiting the grave as part of the annual Chinese Qing Ming tomb-sweeping festival, which is traditionally observed by sprucing up loved ones' graves.
His actual date of birth remains unknown, but is traditionally observed on 23 April, Saint George's Day.
During the Days of Awe, Jews seeks forgiveness from friends, family and co-workers, a process that begins with Tashlich, the symbolic casting off of sins that is traditionally observed on the afternoon of Rosh Hashanah by throwing bread into a body of water.
Keratoconus progression was traditionally observed.
As can be seen, after the first line of treatment, ORR, clinical benefit, and TTP show the typical deterioration that is traditionally observed with chemotherapy alone.
The sex ratio observed in our study is consistent with data available for young children under 5 years, where a 2/1 ratio is traditionally observed in favor of boys [ 17].
I've been trying to think of others, but the only one that came to mind was Burns Night, traditionally observed on the 25th of January.
In them, as the scholar S. E. Gontarski observed, Beckett abandoned the "ideology of a concrete presence, a single coherent being" that is traditionally the essence of the monologue form.
