Remembrance and Penitential Prayers Held at Mount Herzl Cemetery
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
A remembrance and penitential prayer service was held at Jerusalem's Mount Herzl military cemetery on Thursday evening, attended by dozens of people. The event honored fallen soldiers Dov Moshe Cogan and Yair Yaakov Shoshan, with participants singing spiritual songs and reciting Selichot prayers.
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- Dozens attended a prayer service at Mount Herzl cemetery.
- The event preceded Yom Kippur.
- It honored fallen soldiers Dov Moshe Cogan and Yair Yaakov Shoshan.
- Participants sang spiritual songs and recited penitential prayers.
- Attendees included bereaved families, friends, and youth from Ma'alot.
Dozens of people gathered at the Mount Herzl military cemetery in Jerusalem on Thursday evening for a service of remembrance and penitential prayers ahead of Yom Kippur. The event, held near the graves of fallen soldiers Dov Moshe Cogan and Yair Yaakov Shoshan, featured soul music and prayers. Cogan, a reservist sergeant major in the elite Sayeret Matkal unit, and Shoshan, a captain and team commander in the Nachal Brigade's reconnaissance unit, were residents of Ma'alot and fell in battle in the Gaza Strip. Attendees sang spiritual songs beside the soldiers' graves before moving to section 18A of the cemetery for the Selichot prayers. The service was attended by bereaved families, friends, and youth from Ma'alot.
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