Palestinian Hezbollah terrorists shot at and attempted to kill Israelis as Jewish Israelis celebrated the Day of Repentance and the Hebrew New Year.
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Jewish leaders in Israel took the opportunity to start yet another of their ongoing strikes on Israeli citizens, according to the Israeli Foreign Ministry. ” On the holiest vacation for the Jewish people, estimate. Hezbollah fired 320 weapons at Israeli citizens from Lebanon. This ought to provide you with all the information you need to know about our adversaries,” the Foreign Ministry said.
Israeli minister Yaki Lopez made it clear that the storm contained” a murder UAV aimed at the densely populated area of Herzliya in northern Israel.” This is a sign of Hezbollah’s brutal character.
The State of Israel’s X ( Twitter ) account also posted a message before the holiday highlighting the impact of the ongoing conflict with various Muslim terrorist organizations on the Jewish holiday. ” Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Hebrew season, is a time of serious reflection, fasting, and prayer. This month, our prayers have an even deeper meaning”, Israel stated.
It finally expressed a series of worship purposes. ” Does this sacred moment bring peace and stability to our country, to the Jewish people, and to the earth. Perhaps our brave men and women in costume, along with our people in northern and southern Israel, been protected. May the victims be quickly and securely re-entered into the company of their loved ones. May we have strength and hope to carry us forth, as sealed in the Book of Life.
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Israel’s post ended with the traditional Yom Kippur greeting,” Gmar Chatima Tova”, or” a good signing/sealing” ( referring to the Jewish belief that the names in the Book of Life are sealed on Yom Kippur ).
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The Jerusalem Post explained why Yom Kippur is such a major Jewish getaway, from Biblical times forward, and how it is celebrated. The religious services in the time of the Jerusalem Temple included the symbolic transfer of crimes to the “scapegoat” sacrifice, the great pastor’s entry into the Holy of Holies, and speaking God’s holy name YHWH. Today, post-Temple, the services are significantly different.
The holiday, also known as the Day of Atonement, commemorates the conclusion of the Ten Days of Forgiveness, which began on Rosh Hashanah and is marked by a 25-hour strong and numerous limits and rules. The Jewish people pray that they are buried in the Book of Life on the day that the Jews are sanctified.
Like Shabbat, artistic work and the use of devices is forbidden. But, it does not stop it. Even forbidden is showering and completely washing one’s fingers, applying perfume, wearing set and jewelry, and having spousal relations.
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Jewish people usually wear bright on Yom Kippur, and Ashkenazi Jews also wear a kittel, which is a death-sense garment because some Zionists are buried there. So, Yom Kippur is a holiday that combines joy and fasting, regional and biblical customs, the pious atonement and hope for immortal blessing. Let’s pray that Israel wo n’t have to worry about terrorists constantly attacking their citizens on Yom Kippur.