Gal Gadot Demonstrates Rosh Hashanah Customs on Jimmy Kimmel Live
Israeli actress Gal Gadot appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live to share some Rosh Hashanah traditions. During the show, Gadot explained the custom of eating apples and honey or honey cake to symbolize a sweet new year. She then took out a shofar, a ram's horn, and sounded it, explaining to Kimmel that the commandment is to hear its call, which is meant to awaken the soul for the new year and foster unity.
Kimmel also attempted to blow the shofar. Following the demonstration, both Gadot and Kimmel wished the audience a happy new year. The interview was part of the promotion for Gadot's new film, "The Mother of All Lies," where she portrays a single mother and lawyer whose son is kidnapped. She must race across London following instructions from a mysterious figure to save him.
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