Habima

[hah-bee-muh, hah-bee-mah]

noun

1. a Hebrew-language theater company, founded in Moscow in 1917: now the national theater of Israel.

Example Sentences

A huge art installation filling HaBima Square in Tel Aviv features an empty bed for every adult, child and couple missing in Gaza.

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Israelis in Tel Aviv marked one month since the Hamas attack with a candlelight vigil around photographs of the hostages at Habima Square.

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Israelis in Tel Aviv marked one month since the Hamas attack with a candlelight vigil around photos of the hostages at Habima Square.

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An estimated 80,000 Israelis — including prominent politicians, officials from the judiciary, stroller-pushing parents, and several civil rights and Jewish-Arab coexistence groups — braved a rainstorm to gather Saturday evening at the city’s Habima Square, hoisting posters with slogans like “We won’t become Iran,” and “Judaism does not equal racism!”

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In and around Tel Aviv’s Habima square, many of the protesters carried umbrellas or placards.

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