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Happy New Year! Jews Will Blow the Shofar (Ram's Horn) in Synagogues (Oct. 2-3, 2016, 5777)

Yemenite Jew blowing the shofar (circa 1935) Israel's History - a Picture a Day (Beta)

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Happy New Year! Jews Will Blow the Shofar (Ram's Horn) in Synagogues on Thursday and Friday 2013 (Re-posting) (Sunday, Monday Oct. 2-3, 2016 5777) Originally Posted: 02 Sep 2013  Reposted Sept. 29, 2016 "Blow the Shofar at the New Moon...Because It Is a Decree for Israel, a Judgment Day for the God of Jacob"  - Psalms 81 Jews around the world prepare for Rosh Hashanna this week, the festive New Year holiday when the shofar -- ram's horn -- is blown in synagogues.  The American Colony photographers recorded a dozen pictures of Jewish elders blowing the shofar in Jerusalem some 80 years ago.  The horn was also blown in Jerusalem to announce the commencement of the Sabbath.  During the month prior to Rosh Hashana, the shofar was blown at daily morning prayers to encourage piety before the High Holidays.    Ashkenazi Jew in Jerusalem blowing the shofar to announce the Sabbath Yemenite Rabbi Avram, donning tfillin for his daily prayers, blowing the shofar View the American Colony Photographers' collection of shofar blowers in Jerusalem here. Click on the pictures to enlarge. Click on captions to view the original picture. Receive Israel Daily Picture on your computer or iPhone by subscribing.  Just enter your email in the box in the right sidebar of the Internet site www.israeldailypicture.com

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Happy New Year! Jews Will Blow the Shofar (Ram's Horn) in Synagogues for Rosh HaShana

Israel's History - a Picture a Day (Beta)

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Happy New Year! Jews Will Blow the Shofar (Ram's Horn) in Synagogues on Thursday and Friday Posted: 23 Sep 2014 Yemenite Jew blowing the shofar (circa 1935, all photographs are from the Library of Congress archives)  "Blow the Shofar at the New Moon...Because It Is a Decree for Israel, a Judgment Day for the God of Jacob"  - Psalms 81 Jews around the world prepare for Rosh Hashanna this week, the festive New Year holiday when the shofar -- ram's horn -- is blown in synagogues.  The American Colony photographers recorded a dozen pictures of Jewish elders blowing the shofar in Jerusalem some 80 years ago.  The horn was also blown in Jerusalem to announce the commencement of the Sabbath.  During the month prior to Rosh Hashanna, the shofar was blown at daily morning prayers to encourage piety before the High Holidays.    Ashkenazi Jew in Jerusalem blowing the shofar to announce the Sabbath Yemenite Rabbi Avram, donning tfillin for his daily prayers, blowing the shofar Man blowing the shofar in Mandelkern, NY, 1901