Women from Israel and the world will pray to stop the plague live • Among the participants - Rabbinate Yamima Mizrahi and well-known singers: "We have a special virtue for hatching sky gates"

• Sivan Rahav Meir // Photo: Jonathan Zindel

The Corona virus continues to charge victims in Israel and around the world, including quite a few Jews in Israel, New York, the United Kingdom and other places. For many generations, the people of Israel have been able to unite and gather for prayer in times of trouble, and this time, too - at noon on Sunday at 4:00 pm, women from all over the world will gather for a special prayer under a joint initiative of the Association of Community Rabbis, World Mizrahi and the Israeli Association for Social Activism. The prayer will also be broadcast live on "Israel Today" website.

The prayer will be attended by rabbis from around the world, including Rabbinate Yemima Mizrahi, Rabbinate Zippora Lowe, Rabbinate Tova Eliyahu and Rabbinate Sarah Elifs. They will also participate in the prayer of Rapid Rahav Sivan and singer Din Din Aviv and Ruhama Ben Yosef.

"Because of righteous women, Israel was redeemed and their right to be redeemed," said Rabbinate Yascha Regev, director of the Rabbinical and Kosher Division of Community Rabbis. "We invite all women to come and join in the prayer to stop the plague. It is precisely in Nissan, the month of redemption we have, the special purple women to hatch heaven's gates and pray for the people of Israel and the entire world."

Elisheva Glicksberg - Givatayim Media and Rabbinate: From the Beginning of History Women's Prayer has done its job and I urge everyone to take part and be a link in the chain of generations of Israeli women through whom our ancestors were redeemed and whose right to redeem us is the verse in Isaiah: "I will not read."

Israel Elifs - Chairman of the Israeli Society for Social Activism, noted that "The request to pray for my grandparents Corona patients has become a worldwide powerful prayer for all Corona patients in Israel and in the world, women's prayers have a special power that bursts into the sky, and all the laws of prayer are learned from prayer. That prayer will do its job and stop the plague. "

Rabbi Doron Peretz, CEO of the Mizrahi organization: "It is a great privilege to connect leading rabbis and leading communities around the world, along with thousands of women from the ends of the world, to this powerful initiative. I wish you will receive all the prayers with grace and mercy. "