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Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCT2W0A–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Stock Photo
RMMHT289–A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism
Halake Dance in Meron during Lag Ba'Omer Stock Photo
RMB4KC0E–Halake Dance in Meron during Lag Ba'Omer
A family performs a Halaqah (Sephardic Jews) or Upsherin (Ashkenazi Jews) ceremony at the tomb of the Prophet Samuel, cutting their three-year-old son's hair for the first time. This is the traditional burial site of the biblical Prophet Samuel, just north of Jerusalem. The tomb is located in an underground chamber inside a small synagogue in the 18th century Nabi Samwil Mosque, built on the remains of a Crusader-era fortress. Stock Photo
RMDYA2EM–A family performs a Halaqah (Sephardic Jews) or Upsherin (Ashkenazi Jews) ceremony at the tomb of the Prophet Samuel, cutting their three-year-old son's hair for the first time. This is the traditional burial site of the biblical Prophet Samuel, just north of Jerusalem. The tomb is located in an underground chamber inside a small synagogue in the 18th century Nabi Samwil Mosque, built on the remains of a Crusader-era fortress.
Israel Jerusalem Mea shearim Jewish Orthodox quarter drawing of ultra orthodox jews dancing with a child as an illustration of the Halake ceremony first child haircut in a children s book Stock Photo
RMABY59E–Israel Jerusalem Mea shearim Jewish Orthodox quarter drawing of ultra orthodox jews dancing with a child as an illustration of the Halake ceremony first child haircut in a children s book
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCEGH–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Stock Photo
RMMHT28X–A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism
Halake Dance in Meron during Lag Ba'Omer Stock Photo
RMB4H2T9–Halake Dance in Meron during Lag Ba'Omer
A family performs a Halaqah (Sephardic Jews) or Upsherin (Ashkenazi Jews) ceremony at the tomb of the Prophet Samuel, cutting their three-year-old son's hair for the first time. This is the traditional burial site of the biblical Prophet Samuel, just north of Jerusalem. The tomb is located in an underground chamber inside a small synagogue in the 18th century Nabi Samwil Mosque, built on the remains of a Crusader-era fortress. Stock Photo
RMDYA2ED–A family performs a Halaqah (Sephardic Jews) or Upsherin (Ashkenazi Jews) ceremony at the tomb of the Prophet Samuel, cutting their three-year-old son's hair for the first time. This is the traditional burial site of the biblical Prophet Samuel, just north of Jerusalem. The tomb is located in an underground chamber inside a small synagogue in the 18th century Nabi Samwil Mosque, built on the remains of a Crusader-era fortress.
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCA0C–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Stock Photo
RMMHT29D–A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism
Halake (Hair Cutting) ceremony in Meron during Lag Ba'Omer Stock Photo
RMB4KBHA–Halake (Hair Cutting) ceremony in Meron during Lag Ba'Omer
A family performs a Halaqah (Sephardic Jews) or Upsherin (Ashkenazi Jews) ceremony at the tomb of the Prophet Samuel, cutting their three-year-old son's hair for the first time. This is the traditional burial site of the biblical Prophet Samuel, just north of Jerusalem. The tomb is located in an underground chamber inside a small synagogue in the 18th century Nabi Samwil Mosque, built on the remains of a Crusader-era fortress. Stock Photo
RMDYA2FE–A family performs a Halaqah (Sephardic Jews) or Upsherin (Ashkenazi Jews) ceremony at the tomb of the Prophet Samuel, cutting their three-year-old son's hair for the first time. This is the traditional burial site of the biblical Prophet Samuel, just north of Jerusalem. The tomb is located in an underground chamber inside a small synagogue in the 18th century Nabi Samwil Mosque, built on the remains of a Crusader-era fortress.
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCA22–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Stock Photo
RMMHT2A8–A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism
Dancing during Lag Ba'Omer celebration in Meron Stock Photo
RMB4H1EX–Dancing during Lag Ba'Omer celebration in Meron
A family performs a Halaqah (Sephardic Jews) or Upsherin (Ashkenazi Jews) ceremony at the tomb of the Prophet Samuel, cutting their three-year-old son's hair for the first time. This is the traditional burial site of the biblical Prophet Samuel, just north of Jerusalem. The tomb is located in an underground chamber inside a small synagogue in the 18th century Nabi Samwil Mosque, built on the remains of a Crusader-era fortress. Stock Photo
RMDYA2F7–A family performs a Halaqah (Sephardic Jews) or Upsherin (Ashkenazi Jews) ceremony at the tomb of the Prophet Samuel, cutting their three-year-old son's hair for the first time. This is the traditional burial site of the biblical Prophet Samuel, just north of Jerusalem. The tomb is located in an underground chamber inside a small synagogue in the 18th century Nabi Samwil Mosque, built on the remains of a Crusader-era fortress.
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCEFP–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Stock Photo
RMMHT29N–A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism
Hassidic Dances at Lag Ba'Omer festival in Meron Stock Photo
RMAPWWDD–Hassidic Dances at Lag Ba'Omer festival in Meron
A family performs a Halaqah (Sephardic Jews) or Upsherin (Ashkenazi Jews) ceremony at the tomb of the Prophet Samuel, cutting their three-year-old son's hair for the first time. This is the traditional burial site of the biblical Prophet Samuel, just north of Jerusalem. The tomb is located in an underground chamber inside a small synagogue in the 18th century Nabi Samwil Mosque, built on the remains of a Crusader-era fortress. Stock Photo
RMDYA2F1–A family performs a Halaqah (Sephardic Jews) or Upsherin (Ashkenazi Jews) ceremony at the tomb of the Prophet Samuel, cutting their three-year-old son's hair for the first time. This is the traditional burial site of the biblical Prophet Samuel, just north of Jerusalem. The tomb is located in an underground chamber inside a small synagogue in the 18th century Nabi Samwil Mosque, built on the remains of a Crusader-era fortress.
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPC9YP–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Stock Photo
RMMHT297–A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism
Hassidic discussion during Lag Ba'Omer festival in Meron Stock Photo
RMAPWWD4–Hassidic discussion during Lag Ba'Omer festival in Meron
A family performs a Halaqah (Sephardic Jews) or Upsherin (Ashkenazi Jews) ceremony at the tomb of the Prophet Samuel, cutting their three-year-old son's hair for the first time. This is the traditional burial site of the biblical Prophet Samuel, just north of Jerusalem. The tomb is located in an underground chamber inside a small synagogue in the 18th century Nabi Samwil Mosque, built on the remains of a Crusader-era fortress. Stock Photo
RMDYA2E7–A family performs a Halaqah (Sephardic Jews) or Upsherin (Ashkenazi Jews) ceremony at the tomb of the Prophet Samuel, cutting their three-year-old son's hair for the first time. This is the traditional burial site of the biblical Prophet Samuel, just north of Jerusalem. The tomb is located in an underground chamber inside a small synagogue in the 18th century Nabi Samwil Mosque, built on the remains of a Crusader-era fortress.
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCEF5–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Stock Photo
RMMHT28F–A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism
Hassidic Jews dancing in Meron during Lag Ba'Omer festivities Stock Photo
RMAPWWDA–Hassidic Jews dancing in Meron during Lag Ba'Omer festivities
A family performs a Halaqah (Sephardic Jews) or Upsherin (Ashkenazi Jews) ceremony at the tomb of the Prophet Samuel, cutting their three-year-old son's hair for the first time. This is the traditional burial site of the biblical Prophet Samuel, just north of Jerusalem. The tomb is located in an underground chamber inside a small synagogue in the 18th century Nabi Samwil Mosque, built on the remains of a Crusader-era fortress. Stock Photo
RMDYA2EH–A family performs a Halaqah (Sephardic Jews) or Upsherin (Ashkenazi Jews) ceremony at the tomb of the Prophet Samuel, cutting their three-year-old son's hair for the first time. This is the traditional burial site of the biblical Prophet Samuel, just north of Jerusalem. The tomb is located in an underground chamber inside a small synagogue in the 18th century Nabi Samwil Mosque, built on the remains of a Crusader-era fortress.
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCA1C–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Stock Photo
RMMHT29Y–A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism
Hassidic Jews dancing in Meron during Lag Ba'Omer festivities Stock Photo
RMAPWWD6–Hassidic Jews dancing in Meron during Lag Ba'Omer festivities
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCT2W14–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Stock Photo
RMMHT28M–A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism
First haircut during dances at Lag Ba'Omer festival in Meron Stock Photo
RMAPWWD8–First haircut during dances at Lag Ba'Omer festival in Meron
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCA5W–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
Jerusalem, Israel 02 May 2018. A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Stock Photo
RMMHNF01–Jerusalem, Israel 02 May 2018. A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPC9Y9–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
Jerusalem, Israel 02 May 2018. A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Credit: Eddie Gerald/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMMHKRNW–Jerusalem, Israel 02 May 2018. A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Credit: Eddie Gerald/Alamy Live News
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCA6R–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
Jerusalem, Israel 02 May 2018. A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Credit: Eddie Gerald/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMMHKRNY–Jerusalem, Israel 02 May 2018. A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Credit: Eddie Gerald/Alamy Live News
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCA0Y–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
Jerusalem, Israel 02 May 2018. A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Credit: Eddie Gerald/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMMHKRP3–Jerusalem, Israel 02 May 2018. A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Credit: Eddie Gerald/Alamy Live News
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCA6Y–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
Jerusalem, Israel 02 May 2018. A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Credit: Eddie Gerald/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMMHKRP4–Jerusalem, Israel 02 May 2018. A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Credit: Eddie Gerald/Alamy Live News
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCEG3–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
Jerusalem, Israel 02 May 2018. A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Credit: Eddie Gerald/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMMHKRNN–Jerusalem, Israel 02 May 2018. A three-year old Jewish boy takes part in the traditional Halake ceremony, a first hair cut from the Rabbi of the Pinsk-Karlin Hassidic dynasty in Geula religious neighborhood during the celebration of Lag BaOmer holiday which marks the celebration, interpreted by some as anniversary of death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, one of Judaism's great sages some 1800 years ago and the day on which he revealed the deepest secrets of kabbalah a landmark text of Jewish mysticism Credit: Eddie Gerald/Alamy Live News
Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCA7A–Orthodox Jews celebrates Halake in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
Jewish father in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCEK2–Jewish father in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
Jewish father in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCEH9–Jewish father in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
Jewish father in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron Stock Photo
RMCPCEJ5–Jewish father in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron
Rabbi cuts child's hair in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron , Israel Stock Photo
RMCTK5C3–Rabbi cuts child's hair in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron , Israel
Rabbi cuts child's hair in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron , Israel Stock Photo
RMCPCA82–Rabbi cuts child's hair in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron , Israel
Rabbi cuts child's hair in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron , Israel Stock Photo
RMCPCEEF–Rabbi cuts child's hair in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron , Israel
Rabbi cuts child's hair in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron , Israel Stock Photo
RMCPCEE1–Rabbi cuts child's hair in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron , Israel
Rabbi cuts child's hair in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron , Israel Stock Photo
RMCT2W0T–Rabbi cuts child's hair in a Halake ceremony in Bar Yochai tomb in Meron , Israel
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