CLEAN : Bethlehem launches celebrations for another pandemic Christmas

The video discusses the experience of celebrating Christmas in Jerusalem during the pandemic for the second year. It highlights the improved situation due to vaccines but notes the absence of tourists and pilgrims. The speaker shares personal observations about the cultural mix of Christmas in Jerusalem, describing it as a blend of Arab and Western traditions, and reflects on the emptiness of the city without foreign visitors.

How has the situation improved for Christmas celebrations this year compared to last year?

• The pandemic is completely over.

• There are no restrictions at all.

• Vaccines have made it safer.

• There are more tourists visiting.

What is the speaker's hope for the future regarding tourists?

• That tourists will only visit during summer.

• That tourists from all over the world will visit again.

• That tourists will come from only nearby countries.

• That tourists will never return.

What does the speaker find strange about Jerusalem during Christmas?

• The closure of all shops.

• The emptiness and lack of foreigners.

• The abundance of tourists.

• The presence of many festivals.

How does the speaker describe the Christmas atmosphere in Jerusalem?

• A traditional Arab celebration.

• A mix of Arab and Western Christmas elements.

• A completely silent and uneventful time.

• A purely Western Christmas.

What was the speaker unsure about before arriving in Jerusalem?

• The weather conditions.

• The language spoken.

• The local cuisine.

• What to expect during Christmas.