Thousands visited the Western Wall Plaza during Chanukah amidst the ‘Iron Swords’ war, offering prayers for Israel’s peace, redemption, the safety of IDF
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Numerous ambassadors from around the world participated in the ceremony
Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, Rabbi of the Western Wall and Holy Sites In the glow of Chanukah’s tiny flames, we revisit the distant history for
Lighting the First Chanukah Candle at the Western Wall Plaza: “Lighting the Light for the Hostages” Families of the hostages participated in the ceremony
“For the miracles, the mighty deeds, and the wars”: This year’s Chanukah candle-lighting ceremonies at the Western Wall will be in the presence of
Ten of thousands gathered at the Western Wall Plaza during Chanukah days, in the shadow of the Iron Swords War, to pray for peace
May peace come upon us, and may there be peace among us. Prayer for unity and peace during candle lighting on the seventh night
120 Holocaust survivors, among them – survivors rescued from Ukraine during the war, lighting the candles for the 5th night of Chanuka at the
Families of three Magen David Adom volunteers who were murdered in Beeri lit the fourth Candle of Chanukah at the Western Wall
US Ambassador to
The Chanuka candle-lighting ceremonies this year at the Western Wall will bear the theme “The Western Wall – the Light in All Our Hearts,”
