The Masada isn't just for Birthright kids on their mandatory Day 4 sunrise hikes anymore: Come middle of next month, it will likewise play sound-wall to one of the world's highest-profile DJs. (And he's No, David Guetta will not be playing on top of the Masada's 1,300-foot plateau in his headlining performance for the first-ever “In case you haven't yet been subjected to The Hike, a little history: Aside from Birthright kids, the Masada was once home to the great King Herod, and hundreds of Jewish rebels after him. The rebels then ” style=”font-size: 12px;”>Hipster Jew seems to think so.
And with that, “>BDS buzzkills — or the Byzantines — get to Guetta first.
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