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Jerusalem District Commander Lifts Ban on Rabbi Isaac Gabara Pilgrimage in Ajjur
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 2 hours ago
What happened
The Jerusalem District Commander lifted the ban on the annual pilgrimage to Rabbi Isaac Gabara's tomb in Ajjur after organizers met all safety conditions. The event will proceed on July 5-6, 2026, with new infrastructure and extensive police security ensuring participant safety.
- 01Jerusalem District Commander revoked the ban on the Rabbi Isaac Gabara pilgrimage in Ajjur.
- 02Organizers met all police safety requirements after a comprehensive site inspection.
- 03The pilgrimage will take place on July 5-6, 2026, with tens of thousands expected to attend.
- 04A new dedicated road was built to ease access and reduce local disruption.
- 05A large shaded prayer area was prepared for attendee comfort.
- 06Police and Border Police will secure the event and manage traffic throughout.
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