"This year's Jewish new yeah festivities to coincide with Muslim festival of Eid Al-Fitr, as well as the anniversary of the opening of the second intifada.
Much of Israel's central roads and highways will be gridlocked ahead of Wednesday's evening's traditional Rosh Hashanah dinner, police sources indicated, adding that police officers have been positioned across Israel in an attempt to secure the beginning of the Jewish new year.
In addition to traffic police reinforcements ahead of the anticipated annual traffic jam before and after the holiday feast, Israel Police has also positioned thousands of policemen, border policemen and police volunteers all over Israel ahead of the festivities."
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