With the participation of heads of government and world presidents: the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II
The funeral will be held today with the participation of the hundreds of leaders and royalty from all over the world, who arrived in London in the last two days to participate in the ceremony.
Ten thousand police officers and two thousand volunteers participate in the operation, which is also supervised by the FBI and MI5 services
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09/19/2022
Monday, September 19, 2022, 09:14 Updated: 11:15
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Live broadcast from London: Queen Elizabeth II's funeral (Photo: Reuters)
10:51: Saying goodbye to "Gan Gan": 9-year-old Prince George and 7-year-old Princess Charlotte will attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth
9-year-old Prince George and his sister, 7-year-old Princess Charlotte, will join more than two thousand guests who will attend Queen Elizabeth's funeral today at Westminster Abbey.
The Queen's great-grandchildren will be part of the royal family's procession, and will follow the coffin as it enters the church.
Towards the end of the ceremony in the church, two minutes of silence will be observed in honor of the Queen throughout the kingdom.
The funeral will begin at 1:00 p.m. Israel time, and King Charles III and Queen Camilla will lead the procession behind the coffin.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Kate, will walk with the children George and Charlotte, who used to call the Queen by the affectionate name "Gan Gan", and behind them will walk Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and other family members.
Four-year-old Prince Louis, William and Kate's third child is not expected to attend.
Crowds wait on the sides of the runway where the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II will pass in London, September 19, 2022 (Photo: Reuters)
10:07: Details of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral
The funeral will be held at Westminster Abbey in central London, at 1:00 PM Israel time.
The funeral will be conducted by the Dean of Westminster, David Hoyle, and the homily will be delivered by the Archbishop of Maccantbury, Justin Welby.
Before the funeral, the abbey bell will ring once a minute for 96 minutes, once for each year of the Queen's life.
The sermons will be delivered by the Dean of Westminster, the Secretary General of the Commonwealth of Nations, the Baroness of Scotland, and the Prime Minister of Great Britain, Liz Truss.
At the end of the funeral, those present will sing God Save the King.
The Queen's casket will be carried outside the Abbey and taken in procession to Wellington Corner Hyde Park, before traveling to Windsor.
Afterwards, the bells of Westminster Abbey will ring.
Crowds wait on the sides of the runway where the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II will pass in London, September 19, 2022 (Photo: Reuters)
06:00: "The biggest operation in the history of the London police": Queen Elizabeth II's funeral will be held today
A minute's silence in memory of Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace, London on September 18, 2022 (Photo: Reuters)
The focus is on the unprecedented security and logistics operation that will accompany the hundreds of leaders and royalty from all over the world who have arrived in London in the last two days to participate in the ceremony, which will begin at 1:00 PM Israel time.
Ten thousand police officers and two thousand volunteers participate in the operation, which is also supervised by the FBI and MI5 services
00:34: The royal family released a new photo of Queen Elizabeth II
Crowds wait on the sides of the runway where the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II will pass in London, September 19, 2022 (Photo: Reuters)
18.09.22, 19:47: President Herzog passed the Queen's coffin: "We mourn with Britain"
Waiting to see the Queen's Palace, September 18 (Photo: Amit Salonim)
It's powerful to stand in line for 14 hours to see a coffin.
We retired after a few minutes
18.09.22, 17:00:
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London stood in the long line to see Queen Elizabeth's coffin, and after 7 minutes it broke.
He spoke to Brits who had been queuing for 12 hours and more and realized they weren't crazy, they just wanted to be a part of this big thing.
It would be great if they sold hummus at the end of the line
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