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Tens of Thousands Attend Emotional Selichot Prayers at Western Wall
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By אפרת ברינר
First reported by Israel National News · 16 hours ago
What happened
Around 100,000 people attended Selichot prayers at the Western Wall, with a live connection to a gathering of hostages and bereaved families in Tel Aviv. The event emphasized national unity and gratitude, with prayers for soldiers and the injured.
- 01Tens of thousands attended Selichot prayers at the Western Wall.
- 02The service was linked live to a gathering in Tel Aviv.
- 03Released hostages and families of victims participated.
- 04Prayers focused on unity, gratitude, and remembrance.
- 05Large screens were used to accommodate the crowds.
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