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a non-denominational and non-prescriptive community project growing a libre Open Access archive of digitized Jewish prayer literature. tweets by @aharonium

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Want to get word of new works shared through the Open Siddur by project contributors without having to sign onto 𝕏? Subscribe to our RSS-via-email service for a digest of the new works contributed over the previous week: https://t.co/QzppHFaBpt

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יש חיים | Yesh Ḥayyim (There is Life), a healing song by Baruch Jean Thaler https://t.co/0ecwursgIi

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@jwaonline We're a fan of her Pledge of Allegiance to the Family of Earth: https://t.co/fXmVrISWck

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@JPoetryProject דער נײער קאָלאסוס | The New Collosus, a paean to the Shekhinah/”Mother of Exiles” by Emma Lazarus (1883, Yiddish translation by Rachel Kirsch Holtman 1938) https://t.co/aImrxzlmLw

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הוֹשַֽׁעְנָא ליום הבחירות | Hosha-na for Election Day, by Isaac Gantwerk Mayer https://t.co/zz99qriI2N

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A Prayer for Our Country Before Election Day, by David Abernethy (2024) https://t.co/IDp4IFKr0M

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Prayers for, or relevant to, Rosh Ḥodesh Marḥeshvan, the eighth month in the Jewish calendar https://t.co/1y9CFBCGmT

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תפילה למצביעי המדינה | Prayer for the Electorate, by David Zvi Kalman (2016) https://t.co/tXCh5Iwh00

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Prayers for voting in the election season in the United States https://t.co/eVpVDnUMvU

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Prayers for Shemini Atseret (and Simḥat Torah) https://t.co/AqgyOGrfvo

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Prayer for Sukkot 5785, by Rabbi David Seidenberg https://t.co/ruqx0GSSSQ

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Prayers for Hoshana Rabba, the last day of the three Days of Awe and the last day of Sukkot before Shemini Atseret https://t.co/ebGpsINAZv

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בִּשְּׁבִיל דֵמוֹקרָטִיָה וְצֶדֶק | For democracy and justice: additions to the Amidah to add from now through US election day (and afterward), by Rabbi David Seidenberg (https://t.co/PAfCTtAmuv) https://t.co/Q3VAoJnj3A

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Prayer of the Guest Chaplain of the U.S. House of Representatives: Rabbi @ArnoldResnicoff on 22 October 2024 https://t.co/MYXpN2NPj2

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@JPoetryProject The winter setting and reference to the Seven Dwarves reminds us of an early poem by a young, romantic Ḥayyim Naḥman Bialik — Gamadei Layil (Gnomes of the Night) https://t.co/9PnbBW3Ffx

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Between the attacks on the @InternetArchive and on the @britishlibrary (still recovering), and machinations in the US (and elsewhere?) against physical libraries requiring police interventions, we are worried nefarious actors have an effective pattern for reshaping our noösphere

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Special readings for Sukkot https://t.co/xV0mPZGsW3

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הוֹשִׁיעָה נָא לשנת תשפ״ה | Hosha-na for Rebuilding, Sukkot 5785 — by Shoshana Michael Zucker https://t.co/uNDum2ziH0

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Prayers for Sukkot https://t.co/aNCkg94Ren

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The seven days of Sukkot start tomorrow. Sukkot is one of the three Jewish festivals on which the ancient Israelites were commanded to make a pilgrimage to the Temple in Jerusalem.

This beautiful folio-sized machzor (prayerbook) for Sukkot according to the Provençal rite of Avignon, was written by the scribe David Tsoref in 1721. 1/

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Sukkot begins at sunset on 16 October. Here a panel includes a depiction of a sukkah. 
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