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Yom Kippur Prayers Draw Over 2,000 in Tel Aviv Park Without Conflict
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 56 minutes ago
What happened
Over 2,000 people attended Yom Kippur prayers in Tel Aviv's Meir Park, organized by Rosh Yehudi. The event proceeded peacefully, unlike a 2023 prayer in Dizengoff Square that saw clashes over gender separation.
- 01Over 2,000 people attended Yom Kippur prayers in Tel Aviv's Meir Park.
- 02The event was organized by the Rosh Yehudi organization.
- 03This year's prayers were peaceful, unlike 2023 clashes in Dizengoff Square.
- 04A designated area allowed for Orthodox prayer with gender separation.
- 05The park remained open to the general public during the services.
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