Thousands Observe 'Kaparot' Ritual in Bnei Brak Ahead of Yom Kippur
Thousands of residents in Bnei Brak participated in the 'Kaparot' ritual in the days leading up to Yom Kippur. The tradition involves swinging a chicken over one's head while reciting a prayer, symbolizing the transfer of sins. Following the ritual, the chickens are traditionally slaughtered and the meat is given to the poor.
The article highlights the widespread observance of this custom among the city's residents, with many seen queuing for kosher slaughterers. The event is presented as a significant part of the pre-Yom Kippur atmosphere in the city, with photographers capturing the scene to convey the spiritual mood.
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