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Bereaved Families Find Solace Together During High Holidays
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 18 hours ago
What happened
Dozens of Israeli bereaved families joined a special Selichot tour in Jerusalem's Old City, organized by the "One Family" association. The event provided a crucial support network during the High Holidays, allowing participants to share their grief and find strength in community.
- 01Bereaved families toured Jerusalem's Old City during Selichot.
- 02The event aimed to combat holiday loneliness and foster community.
- 03Mothers shared how holidays intensify grief after losing loved ones.
- 04The "One Family" association organized the tour.
- 05The association supports thousands of Israeli families.
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