Handwritten notes placed between the ancient stones of the Kotel, Judaism's holiest site, were removed for Pesach. Photos, Video
Handwritten notes placed between the ancient stones of the Kotel, Judaism's holiest site, were removed for Pesach. Photos, Video
Cleaning the thousands of notes from the Wall is an operation carried out with rabbinical supervision twice a year, before Pesach and Rosh Hashana.
The notes are collected and given a Jewish burial on the Mount of Olives.
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Photos by Shmulik Sofer
they bury it in a holy place so g-d can still read it and the power remains……
what do you think they do at the ohel before pesach?? sure you are allowed
you are really funny!! and to #4 I thought so too?
I don’t see this in my sefer minhagim, did they come out with 2.0?
you mean kotel, right?
i really don’t understand i thought that we’re not alowed to take notes out of the kolel?? is that right?
its to make sure the stones are steady
…angels??
why do they need a crane? who puts notes that high up?