Orphans who lost parents during October 7 war celebrate joint Kotel bar mitzvah
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Orphans who lost their parents during the October 7 war celebrated a joint bar mitzvah at the Kotel. The event included a procession to the Western Wall where the boys were called up to the Torah. Families gathered to support the boys during this significant milestone.
Key facts
- ▪The bar mitzvah took place at the Kotel, a significant religious site.
- ▪The celebration was attended by the boys' families and community members.
- ▪This event commemorated the lives of the boys' parents who were lost in the war.
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The Jerusalem Post | JPost.com
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Orphans who lost parents during October 7 war celebrate joint Kotel bar mitzvahThe boys enjoyed a day-long celebration, proceeding down to the Western wall accompanied by their families, where they were called up to the Torah.Follow us on GoogleBar mitzvah at the Kotel, May 18, 2026.(photo credit: Mendy Tuito/Ariel Ochana/Tzvaim Hafakot)
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