A brit milah ceremony is always an exciting time for a family,
and especially so when it takes place in Hebron. Abraham and Sarah, the
Patriarch and Matriarch of monotheism lived in the city and are buried in the
Cave of Machpela. Today, the towering Herodian structure that sits atop of cave,
serves as the perfect location to hold this special ceremony.
and especially so when it takes place in Hebron. Abraham and Sarah, the
Patriarch and Matriarch of monotheism lived in the city and are buried in the
Cave of Machpela. Today, the towering Herodian structure that sits atop of cave,
serves as the perfect location to hold this special ceremony.
Every year, hundreds of families usher their newborn baby boy into the covenant of
Abraham at this holy location. The Tomb of Machpela synagogue has everything needed
for the ceremony including the “Elijah chair,” cushions, and staff ready to assist
in all technical matters.
It is also possible to combine a special tour of Hebron for the family after the
brit milah ceremony.
For more information contact the Jewish Community of Hebron visitors’
center at 02-996-5333 or 050-647-7744.
center at 02-996-5333 or 050-647-7744.
See you at the celebration!
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http://www.hebronfund.org
1760 Ocean Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11230
718-677-6886
info@hebronfund.org
In Israel contact the offices of the Jewish Community of Hebron at:
http://en.hebron.org.il/
02-996-5333
office@hebron.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/hebronofficial
