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A man covers himself with a prayer shawl as he sits by a HaYarkon river during the sun blessing. Every 28 years, when, (as the Talmud says), the sun returns to the exact position which it occupied at the time of its creation, Jews come together to mark that event. A special blessing – called Birkat Hachamah, "the sun blessing" – is recited to mark this event and to thank God for giving us the sun. April 08, 2009. Photo by Moshe Shai/FLASH90
**FILE**
Jewish men cover themselves with prayer shawls as they sit and pray by a river during the sun blessing. Every 28 years, when, (as the Talmud says), the sun returns to the exact position which it occupied at the time of its creation, Jews come together to mark that event. A special blessing – called Birkat Hachamah, "the sun blessing" – is recited to mark this event and to thank God for giving us the sun. April 08, 2009. Photo by Moshe Shai/FLASH90
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Jewish men wearing prayer shawls (tallit) pray by a river during the sun blessing. Every 28 years, when, (as the Talmud says), the sun returns to the exact position which it occupied at the time of its creation, Jews come together to mark that event. A special blessing – called Birkat Hachamah, "the sun blessing" – is recited to mark this event and to thank God for giving us the sun. April 08, 2009. Photo by Moshe Shai/FLASH90
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Jewish women stand by tour buses as they pray during the sun blessing. Every 28 years, when, (as the Talmud says), the sun returns to the exact position which it occupied at the time of its creation, Jews come together to mark that event. A special blessing – called Birkat Hachamah, "the sun blessing" – is recited to mark this event and to thank God for giving us the sun. April 08, 2009. Photo by Moshe Shai/FLASH90
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Hundreds of ultra orthodox Jewish men gather together near the neighborhood of Bnei Brak as they participate in the Sun Blessing prayer. Every 28 years, when, (as the Talmud says), the sun returns to the exact position which it occupied at the time of its creation, Jews come together to mark that event. A special blessing – called Birkat Hachamah, "the sun blessing" – is recited to mark this event and to thank God for giving us the sun. April 08, 2009. Photo by Moshe Shai/FLASH90
**FILE**
A man covers himself with a prayer shawl as he sits by a HaYarkon river during the sun blessing. Every 28 years, when, (as the Talmud says), the sun returns to the exact position which it occupied at the time of its creation, Jews come together to mark that event. A special blessing – called Birkat Hachamah, "the sun blessing" – is recited to mark this event and to thank God for giving us the sun. April 08, 2009. Photo by Moshe Shai/FLASH90
