3 ms·
This article is from 2015 which explains why it doesn't include the strangest time zone difference of all, one where timezone depends not one's physical locatio
by smnrchrds 6y ago
This article is from 2015 which explains why it doesn't include the strangest time zone difference of all, one where timezone depends not one's physical location, but their religion:
https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium-israel-moves-clock-but-palestinians-dont-1.5453010 https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium-israel-moves-cl...
- exegete 6y agoReading through that it seemed that the difference was not religious but political (both Palestine and Israel have citizens with a variety of faiths). Both Israel and Palestine are UTC+3 so the problem stemmed from when daylight saving time was enacted for one territory and not the other at the same time (and exacerbated by those from Israel maintaining Israel time while in Palestine during the time difference). I wonder if the two areas have now synced when they change the time, since I can’t find any follow ups.