Notes Removed from Western Wall for Rosh Hashanah
Notes Removed from Western Wall for Rosh Hashanah
Notes placed into the crevices between the ancient stones of the Western Wall in Jerusalem were removed on Sunday ahead of the Jewish new year festival, Rosh Hashanah. This annual act serves as an opportunity for renewal and reflection among visitors.
The Significance of Rosh Hashanah
Rosh Hashanah marks the beginning of the Jewish year, and many people write prayers or wishes on paper and place them in the Wall, hoping for blessings in the new year. This tradition emphasizes the importance of spiritual cleansing and preparedness.
Cleaning Ritual
- The notes are cleared out twice a year.
- This event attracts numerous visitors to the holy site.
- The act of removing notes is steeped in Tradition.
With Rosh Hashanah approaching, the atmosphere at the Western Wall becomes charged with anticipation as the community gears up for a season of renewal.
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