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Historic Jerusalem Prayer House 'Shtibelach' Embarks on Major Renovation Project
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By נפתלי כהן כתבה מקודמת
First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 10 hours ago
What happened
A nearly 120-year-old prayer house in Jerusalem, known as 'Shtibelach Zichron Moshe,' has launched a major renovation project. The campaign, titled 'A Tzentr,' encourages public participation to preserve and enhance the historic site for future generations.
- 01Jerusalem's 'Shtibelach Zichron Moshe' prayer house is undergoing a major renovation.
- 02The site has been continuously open for prayer for nearly 120 years.
- 03The renovation aims to preserve and enhance the historic prayer house.
- 04A campaign titled 'A Tzentr' seeks public donations for the project.
- 05The initiative is particularly emphasized ahead of the High Holy Days.
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