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Culture18:28 · 13m ago

Rabbi Mordechai Sternbuch Leads Selichot Prayers at Home

By זאב בלוי
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
The story · English

Rabbi Mordechai Sternbuch, a prominent Sephardic sage, was filmed leading Selichot prayers at his residence in Jerusalem. The prayers, recited in the early hours of the morning, are part of the penitential period preceding the High Holidays.

The footage shows Rabbi Sternbuch, known for his strict adherence to Halakha, participating in the solemn service. Selichot prayers are a series of supplications and confessions recited to seek divine forgiveness.

The article does not provide further details on the context or significance of this particular observance beyond its timing within the Jewish calendar.

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