Avichay adraee biography of william shakespeare
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China to recreate Shakespeare's birthplace
China has announced plans to recreate Shakespeare's birthplace of Stratford-upon-Avon along with replicas of the playwright's homes, as part of an ambitious new international cultural center that will pay homage to three literary greats.
Set to open in Fuzhou in southeastern China, the project will be overseen by The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust in England which will ensure that the replica buildings are faithful representations of the originals.
Shakespeare will be one of three literary figures given place of honor at San Weng -- which means "three masters" -- along with Cervantes and Tang Xianzu, a local literary hero regarded as the Shakespeare of the East.
The artificial town will be modeled after Stratford-upon-Avon where the playwright was born, and replicate two of the writer's famous homes, including New Place, where he lived for 19 years until his death in 1616.
While the house was demolished in 1759, the San Weng projec
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Israel claims it killed Hamas' top weapon supplier
An Israeli fighter jet killed the Hamas weapon supplier Hassan Atrash in southern Gaza's Rafah on Friday.
According to reports, Atrash supplied and produced weapons for the Hamas military wing and smuggled weapons from various countries into the Strip and the West Bank.
On Saturday, the IDF released a video capturing the strike, depicting a car moving along a street with pedestrians.
The footage featured a crosshair highlighting the vehicle, followed by a sudden burst of bright light engulfing the screen, and subsequently, smoke billowing from the street.
"Palestinian media reported the air strike Friday killed at least three people", according to The Times of Israel.
Hamas's October 7 bloody attack on Israel has resulted in t