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Tradition: "Next Year In Jerusalem"
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Down the generations the Jews have been saying not 'Next year in the Land of Israel' but 'Next year in Jerusalem'... One can create Tel-Aviv out of Jaffa but one cannot create a second Jerusalem. Zion lies within the walls, not outside them. In synagogues throughout the world, when taking the Torah out of the Ark, Jews sing "kee mi tzion tezeh Torah, u dvar Adoshem me'Yerushalayim", means, the Torah will come forth from Zion, and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem. "Zion", the Biblical name for Jerusalem, is not just the three-thousand-years-old capital of the Jewish people, it is the intellectual , cultural and spiritual center of Jewish gravity. Mentioned over six hundred times in the Bible, it was the city of David the heroic who conquered it and of Solomon the wise, who built the first of the two Holy Temples there. During the many centuries of exile, Jerusalem symbolized both the glorious past of the Jewish people - and their hopes for the future.
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Sukkot is an happy festival lasts 8 days. Jewish people - not only religious, and especially the children or for the children - build sukkot (booths) and decorate them with fruits of the harvests. The pic shows a special giant sukka built by the municipality of Jerusalem and elictricity company of Israel.
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Tradition: Coffee mobile service
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Local Customs: Jerusalem Day Festivity [2]
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The pictures show a little bit of Israeli agricultural production and folklore
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Local Customs: Jerusalem Day Festivity [2]
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More pictures of Israeli agricultural production and folklore.
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Tradition: Tradition and moderna
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Chanukah is celebrated in the memory of this legend: the Greeks entered the Sanctuary, they defiled all the oils, and when the Hasmoneans (the Maccabees) defeated them, they searched and found only one remaining jar of oil with the seal of the Kohen Gadol (the High Priest). Although it contained only enough oil to burn for one day, a miracle occurred, and the oil burned eight days
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hunterV Wed Nov 4, 2009 19:26 UTC ~ Sholom, Avraham! Thanks for your nice virtual tour of the Eternal City! ><><><><>< | VeronicaG Mon Feb 16, 2009 18:48 UTC You've shown most of the sites we'll be seeing in May...so exciting to think we'll be actually seeing in person what we've only read about in the past--thanks for the pics and details of these holy sites! | aussirose Sat Nov 22, 2008 08:18 UTC WOW!! Just loved a stroll through your pages here Avi!! Amazing pix & history!! .... especially the history of Jesus! And it snows there too?!! Wow!! What a write up!! Enjoyed every minute of it! Cheers, Ann :o) | angiebabe Sun Sep 21, 2008 20:17 UTC Interesting to see yr tip with March Chagall windows - I went roaming around St Paul de Vence in France and inadvertently ended up at his gravestone!I was impressed about that of course!see you in Jerusalem soon! |
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