Oct. 2, 2014 - Netanya, Israel - Ultra Orthodox Jews from the Tzanz Hassidic group pray during the Tashlich or Tashlikh ceremony. Tashlich, Hebrew for Casting-Off is a Jewish practice preformed before the holyday of Yom Kippur near a large water source, in which one s sins are being thrown away symbolically by emptying pockets from pieces of bread, and tossing them to the water. - ZUMAm13
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Oct. 2, 2014 - Netanya, Israel - Ultra Orthodox Jews from the Tzanz Hassidic group pray during the Tashlich or Tashlikh ceremony. Tashlich, Hebrew for Casting-Off is a Jewish practice preformed before the holyday of Yom Kippur near a large water source, in which one s sins are being thrown away symbolically by emptying pockets from pieces of bread, and tossing them to the water. - ZUMAm13
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