[VIDEO & PHOTOS BELOW] Security was tight at the Kosel at 8pm, when the siren for Israeli Remembrance Day sounded, marking the begining of a ceremony that was addressed by President Shimon Peres. Not more than a couple of thousand people were allowed into the Kosel Plaza before security forces closed it off. In addition, access to the media was very limited as only those with pre-approved passes were permitted entry. Cloth coverings, armed guards, and snipers covered almost every possible vantage point with direct line-of-sight to the Plaza. After the ceremony completed, the torch of remembrance kept on burning.
Click HERE to see the photos taken by KuvienImages.com
(YWN World Headquarters – NYC)
' } });
Join the official YWN WhatsApp status
3 Responses
Thank you for putting this up.
And this is on Yeshiva World because………
Because it’s a remembrance and memorial to the thousands of heroes who perished defending Eretz Yisrael. Is that not a good enough reason for you?