The Ukrainian Week
Tens of thousands of Hasidic pilgrims arrived in Ukraines Uman (Cherkasy region) for the celebration of the Jewish New Year, according to the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine. About 28,000 pilgrims have already crossed the border, the agency reports. This year, the holiday of Rosh Hashanah, or the Jewish New Year, is celebrated September 9-11.
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Tens of thousands of Hasidic pilgrims arrived in Ukraines Uman (Cherkasy region) for the celebration of the Jewish New Year, according to the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine. About 28,000 pilgrims have already crossed the border, the agency reports. This year, the holiday of Rosh Hashanah, or the Jewish New Year, is celebrated September 9-11.
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