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Thousands Attend Yom Kippur Closing Prayers in Tel Aviv

By ערוץ 7Ongoing story · 2 updates
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
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Thousands of people participated in the closing prayers, known as Neilah, organized by the 'Rosh Yehudi' organization at Meir Park in Tel Aviv. Many others took part in prayers throughout Yom Kippur.

The event saw a large turnout, with attendees gathering for the significant Yom Kippur service. The 'Rosh Yehudi' organization is known for hosting public prayer services, particularly during Jewish holidays.

This year's Yom Kippur prayers in Tel Aviv, especially the Neilah service, drew a substantial crowd, highlighting the community's engagement with religious observances in public spaces.

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