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Dizengoff Center is filled with many stores , restaurants , video arcades , and movie theaters that are similar to the ones in your hometown . For example , while kids from Long Island and Brooklyn are lining up to see the latest Steven Spielberg movie at New York City’s Ziegfeld Theater , Israelis are watching it at the Hod Dizengoff Theater ! National Footwear ? If there were an official shoe of Israel , it would be the sandal . Because the weather in most of the country is warm much of the year––sometimes well over 90 ° F––wearing sandals is one way to keep cool . The classic Israeli sandal is made of brown leather with two simple straps , but you can find almost any kind of sandal imaginable in Israel ! Be a Trendsetter The shops along Dizengoff Street sell many different kinds of sandals . In the space on the right , design a pair that would look great and keep your feet cool in the heat of an Israeli summer . Dizengoff Center is located—where else?—on Dizengoff Street , the main avenue of downtown Tel Aviv . The street is named for the city’s first mayor , Meir Dizengoff . Dizengoff Center This sparkling , multicolored fountain marks the center of Dizengoff Circle . The fountain and the colorful moving statue in the middle were designed by the internationally known Israeli artist Yaacov Agam .
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