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Yom Kippur's 'Yizkor' Prayer Inspires Charity for Needy Families
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By יואל סילבר
First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 2 hours ago
What happened
Following the Yom Kippur "Yizkor" prayer, Israeli rabbinical organizations are promoting "Ma'ot Yizkor" donations to support needy families in preparing for the Sukkot holiday.
- 01Yom Kippur's 'Yizkor' prayer is being channeled into charity for Sukkot.
- 02Donations aim to help families afford holiday necessities.
- 03The initiative supports children celebrating Sukkot with dignity.
- 04It transforms spiritual remembrance into practical aid.
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