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24 בספטמבר 2026
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מספר לפרשן משפחה אבי בלום על האחדות שראה בהמוני המתפללים שפקדו את רחבת הכותל במעמד הסליחות: "ראית שם את עמך ישראל, כולם מתפללים, שרים וחוגגים ביחד" #אחדותישראל #ברכתכהנים #הכותל #ירושלים
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You see how all its parts connect to
tradition, which isn't necessarily seen
here at home, perhaps we'll talk about
that later. And you come from such a
family, from the beautiful Sephardic
Jewry, your father from roots of those
expelled from Spain, your mother from
Yemenite Jewry. How do you manage to
preserve that? Especially in a period
where we see the division that also
reaches issues of religion and state,
how do we manage to preserve this among
the people?
I'll tell you, simply don't let
yourself get into arguments. We must
not get into arguments. We need to
understand that the people of Israel
are actually made up of different
layers. One more dominant, one less
dominant, but in the end, we are the
people of Israel, the Jewish people,
and everyone has a different approach
to the sources. We ultimately have to,
have to show personal responsibility
and ensure that we can contain everyone
, all of us. I must tell you, at the
Selichot at the Western Wall, I was
there several times, and every time I
was moved by the cantor who was
chanting there.
Yes, yes, I love it, I love it, that's
actually my profession, I am a cantor.
Yes, yes, my profession is a cantor,
later, but not now.
And I must tell you, I am a prayer
leader or public messenger, I function
like that.
Ah, I am definitely a prayer leader,
thank God. And now we are speaking
after Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur,
definitely a unique experience. But I
must tell you, I looked at the Selichot
ceremony, I looked at the public—you
didn't just see Haredim there, there
were few Haredim for example, or you
didn't just see Religious Zionism; you
saw the people of Israel, very many
secular people who love Judaism, love
tradition, each in their own way. And
therefore I say, practice as little
coercion as possible. The more you make
what you do in the framework of
tradition accessible, the more the
Israeli public will love this thing.
And it seems that in these events, we
are all truly united. Everyone is
praying, everyone is singing, everyone
is celebrating together. And it is
definitely a heartwarming sight.