Kotel
Orphans who lost parents during October 7 war celebrate joint Kotel bar mitzvah
The boys enjoyed a day-long celebration, proceeding down to the Western wall accompanied by their families, where they were called up to the Torah.
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"All Jews are responsible for one another," said Baruch, adding that since October 7 it was important to remember that "We are one people, one faith."
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The event began before noon with the religious part of the ceremony, followed by some dancing to music and a meeting with President Herzog.
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Special prayers will also be held in the complex for the swift return of hostages and the health and safety of those suffering and serving the nation.
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