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Three Years Since Black Sabbath: Bereaved Families Visited the Graves of Their Loved Ones with Fire.

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On the eve of Sukkot, exactly three years after the Sabbath in which worlds were destroyed: bereaved families gathered together at the Ashdod cemetery for a moment of prayer and remembrance | The patriarchs said Kaddish for their descendants, and the rabbis moved the audience with words of encouragement | Watch (News)
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On the eve of Sukkot, exactly three years after the Sabbath in which worlds were destroyed: bereaved families gathered together at the Ashdod cemetery for a moment of prayer and remembrance | The patriarchs said Kaddish for their descendants, and the rabbis moved the audience with words of encouragement | Watch (News)

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kikar.co.il broke the news on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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