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Jews attend a ceremony called the 'Redemption of the first born donkey' or in Hebrew 'Pidyon Peter Chamor' at the tomb of Judah bar Ilai, in northern Israel, on March 31, 2024. The tradition of the Redemption of the first born donkey is part of the 613 laws commemorated in the Jewish Bible. Photo by David Cohen/Flash90
Jews attend a ceremony called the 'Redemption of the first born donkey' or in Hebrew 'Pidyon Peter Chamor' at the tomb of Judah bar Ilai, in northern Israel, on March 31, 2024. The tradition of the Redemption of the first born donkey is part of the 613 laws commemorated in the Jewish Bible. Photo by David Cohen/Flash90
Jews attend a ceremony called the 'Redemption of the first born donkey' or in Hebrew 'Pidyon Peter Chamor' at the tomb of Judah bar Ilai, in northern Israel, on March 31, 2024. The tradition of the Redemption of the first born donkey is part of the 613 laws commemorated in the Jewish Bible. Photo by David Cohen/Flash90
Jews attend a ceremony called the 'Redemption of the first born donkey' or in Hebrew 'Pidyon Peter Chamor' at the tomb of Judah bar Ilai, in northern Israel, on March 31, 2024. The tradition of the Redemption of the first born donkey is part of the 613 laws commemorated in the Jewish Bible. Photo by David Cohen/Flash90
Jews attend a ceremony called the 'Redemption of the first born donkey' or in Hebrew 'Pidyon Peter Chamor' at the tomb of Judah bar Ilai, in northern Israel, on March 31, 2024. The tradition of the Redemption of the first born donkey is part of the 613 laws commemorated in the Jewish Bible. Photo by David Cohen/Flash90
Jews attend a ceremony called the 'Redemption of the first born donkey' or in Hebrew 'Pidyon Peter Chamor' at the tomb of Judah bar Ilai, in northern Israel, on March 31, 2024. The tradition of the Redemption of the first born donkey is part of the 613 laws commemorated in the Jewish Bible. Photo by David Cohen/Flash90
Jews attend a ceremony called the 'Redemption of the first born donkey' or in Hebrew 'Pidyon Peter Chamor' at the tomb of Judah bar Ilai, in northern Israel, on March 31, 2024. The tradition of the Redemption of the first born donkey is part of the 613 laws commemorated in the Jewish Bible. Photo by David Cohen/Flash90
Jews attend a ceremony called the 'Redemption of the first born donkey' or in Hebrew 'Pidyon Peter Chamor' at the tomb of Judah bar Ilai, in northern Israel, on March 31, 2024. The tradition of the Redemption of the first born donkey is part of the 613 laws commemorated in the Jewish Bible. Photo by David Cohen/Flash90
Jews attend a ceremony called the 'Redemption of the first born donkey' or in Hebrew 'Pidyon Peter Chamor' at the tomb of Judah bar Ilai, in northern Israel, on March 31, 2024. The tradition of the Redemption of the first born donkey is part of the 613 laws commemorated in the Jewish Bible. Photo by David Cohen/Flash90
Jews attend a ceremony called the 'Redemption of the first born donkey' or in Hebrew 'Pidyon Peter Chamor' at the tomb of Judah bar Ilai, in northern Israel, on March 31, 2024. The tradition of the Redemption of the first born donkey is part of the 613 laws commemorated in the Jewish Bible. Photo by David Cohen/Flash90
Jews attend a ceremony called the 'Redemption of the first born donkey' or in Hebrew 'Pidyon Peter Chamor' at the tomb of Judah bar Ilai, in northern Israel, on March 31, 2024. The tradition of the Redemption of the first born donkey is part of the 613 laws commemorated in the Jewish Bible. Photo by David Cohen/Flash90
Jews attend a ceremony called the 'Redemption of the first born donkey' or in Hebrew 'Pidyon Peter Chamor' at the tomb of Judah bar Ilai, in northern Israel, on March 31, 2024. The tradition of the Redemption of the first born donkey is part of the 613 laws commemorated in the Jewish Bible. Photo by David Cohen/Flash90
