Yup, Tel Aviv can actually be QUIET :)
This was my first High Holidays experience in Israel and it was really amazing!
From death-by-food of Rosh Hashana dinner extravaganza at Amit’s aunt (after which I literally went straight to bed and didn’t move until next morning) to the quiet and empty streets of Tel Aviv on Yom Kippur.
That day was simply incredible – no cars, busses, taxis, trains, trucks, motorcycles for 25 hours in the entire country. Streets, squares and highways were completely empty.
Well, of motorized vehicles anyway 
Instead, the streets were flooded with people of all ages on bycicles, rollerblades, skateboards… There were also people on foot, just walking around and enjoying the peacefulness of the streets.
I loved it! And I loved the long walk on Yom Kippur afternoon, seeing the sun slowly go down and feeling the city wake up around me was really incredible!
I love the post! It was fun hanging around and experiencing TLV like this with you
Wait until Purim!