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The traditional prayer, which has been said in mass in the Western Wall plaza on the holiday of Sukkot and Pesach for more than 50 years, is held under the Korona restrictions and in a limited presence of participants.
Police and MDA personnel are stationed in the area
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The Western Wall
Jerusalem
Yaki Adamkar
Wednesday, 22 September 2021, 08:45 Updated: 08:52
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Direct: Blessing of the Priests at the Western Wall
The traditional "Priests' Blessing" takes place today (Wednesday) at the Western Wall plaza in Jerusalem.
In the traditional prayer at the Western Wall, which was founded more than 50 years ago, the priests raised their hands and greeted the following crowds with the triple blessing written in the Torah.
Whereas in the past tens of thousands of worshipers came to the place, in the Corona era the prayer was held under restricted format, and those present were asked to be careful about wearing masks.
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The tradition continues.
Priests' Blessing at the Western Wall (Photo: Tali Meyer)
The prayer is held every year on the week of Passover and Sukkot, in order to allow Jews from abroad who observe the second holiday to participate. And even non-Jewish tourists. The
police are prepared in the area and MDA personnel are also prepared from the morning, among other things by ambulances, motorcycles and a special ATV.
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