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This content features a live broadcast of the final Selichot prayers for the year 5786, held at the Western Wall and the Tomb of Samuel the Prophet. The event is organized by the Hidabroot organization. In addition to the broadcast, the organization offers religious guidance and counseling services for individuals seeking support with faith, personal dilemmas, and emotional challenges.
Hidabroot is broadcasting a special preparation event for Rosh Hashanah, taking place on Friday, the 29th of Elul, starting at 10:00 AM. The broadcast connects the Western Wall Plaza with the grave of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. Viewers can participate in a special Tikkun HaKlali and a live annulment of vows and curses. Several rabbis are scheduled to participate in the program.
The description announces a live broadcast of the Second Hakafot event for Simchat Torah from the Western Wall plaza in Jerusalem. It highlights a gathering centered on joy, dancing, singing, and unity around Torah scrolls at this holy site. The text also provides contact information and helpline details for viewers seeking spiritual guidance, religious strengthening, or counseling from Hidabroot organization rabbis, along with links to their social media channels.
A special live broadcast brings viewers the traditional Priestly Blessing ceremony for the festival of Sukkot from the Western Wall Plaza in Jerusalem. Thousands of worshippers gather at the holy site during Chol HaMoed Sukkot for prayer and spiritual elevation. The event takes place on Monday, Tishrei 17, starting at 08:00. The broadcast captures the emotional atmosphere and communal prayers at the most revered site in Judaism.
Hidabroot broadcasted a live event featuring the final Selichot prayers of the year from the Western Wall plaza, held 24 hours before the sealing of judgment. The broadcast included prominent rabbis, special guests, and musical performances by artists Yam Rephaeli, Srulik Elisha, and Yosef Chaim, hosted by Yaki Adamker and Rabbi Chaim Horowitz.