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Young Israelis Embrace Ancient Selichot Prayers in Growing Trend
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By i24NEWS, ארי קלמן
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 day ago
What happened
Young Israelis are increasingly participating in traditional Selichot prayer services during Elul, filling synagogues and the Western Wall. This trend is seen as a social and spiritual phenomenon, reflecting a desire to connect with Jewish heritage.
- 01Young Israelis are flocking to traditional Selichot prayers.
- 02Services are held nightly at the Western Wall and synagogues.
- 03The trend is seen as both social and spiritual.
- 04It reflects a desire to connect with Jewish heritage.
- 05The phenomenon is growing across cities nationwide.
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