May 9, 2012 / by molly / Make A Comment / Filed under In Our Own Voices
Last week, on this site, Rabbi Joshua Hammerman wrote about a group that “has been denied the basic right that every Jewish group should have: the opportunity to pray peacefully at Judaism’s holiest... Read More
May 3, 2012 / by molly / 1 Comment / Filed under In Our Own Voices
Upon arriving in Jerusalem at the beginning of September, I looked forward to attending Rosh Hodesh services with Women of the Wall. However, like most recent college graduate, I found myself speeding... Read More
May 2, 2012 / by molly / Make A Comment / Filed under In Our Own Voices
This week in South Africa we have celebrated Freedom Day, which marks 18 years since we became a democracy. In the new South Africa, our Constitution places a duty upon... Read More
No religious ceremony shall be held in the Wall’s women’s section. That includes taking out and reading from a Torah, blowing the shofar (ram’s horn), wearing tallitot (prayer shawls) or tefillin (phylacteries). Violators shall be imprisoned for seven years.
To find out more about what is actually illegal,
click here.
Learn more about our unique monthly Rosh Hodesh Prayer Service at the Western Wall!
The next service is Rosh Hodesh Sivan:
When: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 7am-9am
Where: Women’s section of the Western Wall