On the eve of Yom Kippur: ZAKA volunteers gathered for Selichot at the Nova parking lot

Hundreds of ZAKA volunteers gathered on the eve of Yom Kippur at the Re'im parking lot, the Nova festival site, for an emotional Selichot ceremony. Singer Haim Israel led the prayer, and the volunteers, who worked at the site during the difficult months, paused their pain to seek comfort and commemorate the memory of those murdered in the massacre.

Hundreds of ZAKA volunteers gathered on the eve of Yom Kippur at the Re'im parking lot, the Nova festival site, for a moving and tumultuous Selichot ceremony. The volunteers returned to the ground where they had worked during the difficult months with endless devotion, handling the victims of the massacre. Singer Haim Israel accompanied them, leading the Selichot prayer with a trembling voice. The volunteers, wrapped in prayer shawls, burst into tears soaked in pain and longing. The ceremony became a symbol of Jewish strength, unity, and hope. Amid the tears and harsh memories, silent prayers were offered for the memory of the murdered, along with a cry for forgiveness, healing, and deep comfort for the entire people of Israel, in hope for a year of peace and good news.