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New Bypass Road Eases Access to Rabbi Yitzhak Gabara Pilgrimage in Ajjur

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First reported by Now 14 · Jun 29, 2026

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Ahead of the annual pilgrimage to Rabbi Yitzhak Gabara's grave in Ajjur, organizers have built a new bypass road to ease access and prevent traffic jams. A large shaded prayer area was also prepared to accommodate thousands of worshippers. Prominent rabbis and officials participated in planning and site inspection to ensure smooth logistics for the event starting on the 21st of Tammuz.

01A new bypass road in Ajjur directs pilgrims directly to Rabbi Gabara's grave, avoiding village traffic.
02A large shaded and air-conditioned prayer area was prepared for thousands of visitors.
03Numerous stewards will guide pilgrims to maintain order during the event.
04The pilgrimage begins on the 21st of Tammuz and attracts Jews from diverse communities year-round.
05Key rabbis and public officials attended the planning meeting and site inspection.
06The event aims to facilitate worshippers' arrival and minimize disruption to local residents.

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