Title: Controversial Yom Kippur Prayer in Dizengoff Square to Proceed Despite Municipality’s Ban
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Tel Aviv, Israel – The annual Yom Kippur prayer, organized by the “Rosh Yehudi” organization, faced uncertainty this year after the municipality banned a segregated prayer in the city’s public space. However, the organization, in a surprising statement, announced that the prayer will indeed be held, albeit within the framework of Halacha (Jewish law).
The Tel Aviv District Court backed the municipality’s decision after an urgent petition was submitted regarding the matter. The ban on constructing partitions in the public space raised questions about how the separation between men and women would take place during the prayer.
Despite the uncertainties, “Rosh Yehudi” stood firm and declared that the prayer would be held while preserving both Halacha and the law. The organization published an announcement stating, “This time we have good news! The giant prayer in Dizengoff square on Yom Kippur will take place. After many consultations, we decided to hold the prayer in a way that preserves the Halacha and preserves the law. It’s that simple.”
The Yom Kippur prayer in Dizengoff Square has gained significance as a symbol of love and unity over time. The organization expressed their confidence that this year’s prayer will continue to foster respect for one another, the holiness of the day, and the tradition of Israel.
Amid the preparations for the prayer, the organization faced additional challenges. Unknown individuals stole the printed pages of poetry meant for songs after the prayer, but “Rosh Yehudi” vowed to respond with love and holiness. The organization stated, “A handful of extremists will not be able to harm you, the thousands who come to the square every year.”
The prayer will take place at 18:15, with the final closing prayer scheduled for 17:00. Through their announcement, “Rosh Yehudi” reassured participants and encouraged the community to gather at Dizengoff Square to celebrate Yom Kippur together.
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