Please watch this video blog, in which I detail how to bring The Kotel to the sick:
So, if you think it’s a good idea, and would like to take part, contact me.
Here are some photos from the event at Tel-Hashomer Hospital. To respect their privacy, I did not include many of the photos, which showed the sick children’s faces. Please understand.
(Click on any photo to enlarge. You can also click on a photo and slide to the next by clicking on it’s right side).
Some of the above photos were taken by Star Rajuan. Thanks star .
Last Thursday’s trip to Jerusalem was one of the most fun I’ve had. There was such a festive atmosphere there, with many Bar-Mitzvah celebrations, and no one could stay nonchalant.
Here are a few pictures from last week’s ride to Jerusalem. Many beautiful pictures from Jerusalem will be added to the Gallery section soon!
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First thing’s first – arriving to the right place!
Taking your prayers to the Kotel itself:
…and making sure the Kippa (Yarmulke ) sits securely on my head:
Looking for my special niche in the Western Wall…
…and finally getting set up:
many minutes and many prayers later that day…
More pictures to come!
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It took me a long time to edit and upload to the web, but I think you’ll enjoy the end product. Here’s a 2 minute clip my friend Dan and I shot at the Western-Wall some time ago, when we took 3,812 prayers with us.
Shalom all!
A couple of weeks ago I took another box full of your prayers to the Kotel (the Western Wall) and stashed them in the crevices of the Wall. Along with me was a crew of the Japanese TV station NHK. If you send your prayer between the 1st and the 14th of October – than your prayer is in these photos!
Here are some of the pictures I took, you can click your mouse button on any of them to enlarge:
All your prayers in a nice wooden box:
I love the way the prayers form a ‘blue river’ of paper:
Here’s the camera man making sure he has a good shot of the ‘river’:
And finally, mission accomplished:
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