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SrugimSecurity

Students Injured in Northern Israel Trip, Prayers Offered

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Around twenty students and teachers from a Ma'alot high school were injured during a trip near the northern border, likely from a falling object. Users of the Srugim website are reciting Psalms for their recovery. The article includes several Psalms and a prayer for healing, invoking biblical figures.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • About twenty students and teachers were injured during a trip near Israel's northern border.
  • The injuries are believed to have been caused by a falling object.
  • The incident occurred during a trip organized by a high school in Ma'alot.
  • Users of the Srugim website are reciting Psalms for the recovery of the injured.
  • The article includes several Psalms and a prayer for healing.

Approximately twenty students and teachers from a high school in Ma'alot were injured during a trip near the northern border, reportedly due to a falling object. Following the incident, users of the Srugim website are reciting Psalms for the recovery of the injured.

The article includes several Psalms, including Psalm 6, Psalm 20, Psalm 121, Psalm 130, and Psalm 142, which are traditionally recited for healing and protection. It also includes a prayer invoking the patriarchs and matriarchs of Israel, as well as King David and Solomon, asking for divine healing for the wounded.

The prayer specifically asks for God to fill the injured with compassion, to heal and strengthen them, and to send them complete recovery, both physical and spiritual, among all the sick of Israel, speedily and soon.

SrugimRight · Jerusalem

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