Jew Wishes On: Women at Wailing Wall « Jew Wishes

Posted by: jewwishes | January 30, 2008

Jew Wishes On: Women at Wailing Wall

Women at the Wailing Wall, it is a sight one doesn’t often see when looking at photographs of the Wailing Wall.

We usually see photographs of male Rabbis, of males in the military, male tourists, local men, etc., but not normally photographs of women.

It was good to see that colorful scarf covering the head of the woman in the middle of this photograph, standing out between the lace head coverings.

The photograph was not taken by me, but is a stock photograph I purchased and downloaded.

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Jew Wishes…Peace to All.

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Why is this so unusally, Dosen’t a Jewish woman has the right to pray to her God?
By: SMB on February 3, 2009
at 6:19 am

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- Sheila: It isn’t unusual for women to pray, prayer is extremely important in Judaism. But, when one looks for photographs online, they normally see men praying, not women. Those are the primary photos that are shown.
  By: jewwishes on February 3, 2009
  at 10:14 am
  
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