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Remembrance and Penitential Prayers Held at Mount Herzl Cemetery
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First reported by 0404 · 10 hours ago
What happened
A remembrance and penitential prayer service was held at Jerusalem's Mount Herzl military cemetery on Thursday evening, attended by dozens of people. The event honored fallen soldiers Dov Moshe Cogan and Yair Yaakov Shoshan, with participants singing spiritual songs and reciting Selichot prayers.
- 01Dozens attended a prayer service at Mount Herzl cemetery.
- 02The event preceded Yom Kippur.
- 03It honored fallen soldiers Dov Moshe Cogan and Yair Yaakov Shoshan.
- 04Participants sang spiritual songs and recited penitential prayers.
- 05Attendees included bereaved families, friends, and youth from Ma'alot.
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