Shmuel Rabinovitch, Rabbi of the Western Wall and the Holy Sites of Israel, explains how notes wind up between the stones of the Western Wall and how the privacy of those who write them is protected. During the filming, a first-grade class showed up to celebrate receiving their first prayer books after learning all the letters of the Hebrew alphabet.
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WATCH: Notes cleared from Western Wall before Passover
Notes are cleared from Western Wall in Jerusalem. (YouTube/Screenshot)
Holy sitesShmuel RabinovitchWestern Wall
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