@timesofisrael: It was 89 degrees Fahrenheit on a recent afternoon, and the UV index reached 11+ across Israel, prompting the Israel Meteorological Service to urge the public to avoid direct sun exposure during peak hours. But for many beachgoers, it was the best time to go out and tan. Scientists created the UV Index in 1992 as a public safety tool to minimize the risk of UV radiation. The numerical scale starts at zero, indicating a low risk of UV radiation, with 11 or higher indicating a very high risk of harm. Today, the index has gone viral on social media in Israel and around the world, but not in the way the scientists intended — people use it as a guide for when they can achieve the best bronzing. Read more on The Times of Israel. #Beach #Telaviv #Israel #UVindex #Interview

Nano :

Free Palestine 🇵🇸 this is Yaffa not tel aviv

Sam :

Does the hack involve killing anybody? Because I just can’t do that

Mark :

You look all fine, drink water, eat well , avoid sun from 11 till 15.00.

jahirgaj4rd :

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ISLAM IS AN EVIL CULT!!! :

Do not belive just enjoy on the sun

Shopon :

Free Líbano 🇱🇧

Shopon :

Free Gaza

Rambo :

Shopon :

We stand with Iran 🇮🇷

jahirgaj4rd :

and in other news....https://vm.tiktok.com/ZN88uW3H9/

thesmartlyn :

Everyone wants to have that beautiful brown skin that the Palestinians have