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Ihab from Jerusalem decorated his bus with
flowers and foil, commenting, ‘I wanted to make my passengers happy so that
we’ll feel love for at least one day, in the hope that it’ll stay forever.’
A Muslim bus driver in Jerusalem decided to
craft a holiday surprise for his ultra-Orthodox passengers and transformed his
vehicle into a “Passover bus” with aluminum foil, flowers, and even a miniature
Seder table.
· Ihab drives his bus on the
77 line in Jerusalem, explained simply to Ynet, “I wanted to make my passengers
happy so that we’ll feel love for at least one day, in the hope that it’ll stay
forever.”
The passengers of Line 77 were greeted with
flowers and balloons and a whole bus interior covered with aluminum foil. In
the center of the vehicle was an improvised Seder table, and one of the
passengers even found the Afikoman, receiving dinner for two as a prize.
Ihab didn’t really know how to render
a bus (or anything else) kosher for Passover. “I don’t really understand that,
because I’m not from the Jewish sector,” he said. “But a guy who works with me,
Nadav Azariah, helped organize the ‘Seder night’—he set the table and bought
the groceries.
“I thought about what to do. I
bought flowers, I bought balloons, I decorated the bus, and it was beautiful.
People were happy. I was moved, and the passengers were touched.”
This is not the first time that
Ihab has delighted his Jewish passengers: “I also decorated the bus on Purim,”
he said with a smile.
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