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Western Wall Prepares for 2026 Selichot Prayers with Full Schedule and Safety Measures

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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 2 hours ago

What happened

The Western Wall Heritage Foundation is hosting 19 Selichot prayer events in August and September 2026, with extensive preparations for large crowds and live broadcasts. The prayers will focus on the safety of Israeli soldiers and national unity.

  • 01The Western Wall will host 19 major Selichot prayer events in Elul 2026.
  • 02Events begin August 15 at 00:15 with hundreds of thousands expected to attend.
  • 03Cantors, sound systems, and large screens will facilitate participation and crowd management.
  • 04Prayers will focus on the safety of IDF soldiers and Israeli security forces.
  • 05All events will be broadcast live on Channel 14 and online platforms.
  • 06The Foundation urges early arrival to reduce crowding and ensure safety.

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Now 14Right · Hebrew1 hour ago
Western Wall Prepares for 2026 Selichot Prayers with Full Schedule and Safety Measures
Kikar HaShabbatRight · Hebrew2 hours ago
IDF Prayers and 19 Major Selichot Events Planned at Western Wall This Elul

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