I'm going offline till after Yom Kippur, so I just wanted to take this opportunity to wish all of the Muqata's Jewish readers, a "Gmar Chatima Tova" -- and ask forgiveness if I offended anyone via my blog this past year.
I recall a radio show on Erev Yom Kippur many years ago; the gist was this.
I recall a radio show on Erev Yom Kippur many years ago; the gist was this.
Here in Israel, it's a few hours before Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the year. Stores, factories, restaurants, TV & radio stations, everything is shutting down, as of clouds of purity wash over the country. Dressed in white, the vast majority of the House of Israel go to shul, fast, and commorate Yom Kippur in some manner.
For 24 hours, there is no radio, no television, no food, and a rare harmony envelopes the land.
May we all be inscribed in the Book of Life.
May this Yom Kippur inscribe us all for health and peace!!!
ReplyDeleteG'mar Chasima Tova!
Gmar Chatima tova to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteShana tova! Hope you have an easy fast and a meaningful Yom Kippur!
ReplyDeleteHave an easy fast.
ReplyDeleteGmar Chatimah Tovah.
ReplyDeletemay moshiach come already and take us all outta this golus. its been goin on for way too long.
ReplyDeleteJameel,
ReplyDeleteL'Shana Tova, and may you and yours have an easy fast.
Little Wolf
Jenifer: The words from from Tehillim/Psalms: "If I forget you Jerusalem, may my right hand lose it's cunning; should my tounge stick to my palate if I forget to remember you [Jerusalem] on my day of rejoicing..."
ReplyDeleteAll: Thanks for your good wishes: Gmar Tov to us all.