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4. Hall - 7. view

TAMID

Mizrah: East

Tzedakah

Sight of Dead Bodies

Equality, Fraternity

Charity boxes

Seal of Chevra Kadisha

Charity boxes

Small charity bowl

Triple charity box

Charity box

Jahrzeit board

Jahrzeit board

Memory book

Small Jahrzeit board

Prayers

Charity box

Prayers and blessings for washing the dead

Tahara prayer book for women

Prayer board

Prayer board

Wooden balls

Memorial page

Mizrah

4. Hall - 7. view

“There is no other example in history of a community which has been chased round the globe quite as much, which has survived its own death as a nation by two thousand years, and which, in between autos-da-fé and gas chambers, kept praying at the proper season for rain to fall in a country on which they have never set eyes, and drinking toasts to “Next year in Jerusalem” during the same astronomical stretch of time, with the same untiring trust in the super-natural.” Arthur Koestler