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New York, NY, USA - November 6, 2015: Ultra Orthodox Jewish woman prays at graveside of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka, the Lubavitcher Rebbe's wife at Montefiore Cemetery in New York, NY on November 6, 2015.

Jerusalem, Israel, 18 September 2020. Some Orthodox Jews attend a funeral in the Jewish Cemetery on the Mount of Olives during the Covid-19 outbreak. Coronavirus (COVID-19) is an illness caused by a virus that can spread from person to person.

Safed, Israel - October 28, 2010: Three Hassidic Jews in the old Jewish cemetery in Safed, Israel, pray at the tomb of Rabbi Isaac Luria, also known as the ARI, who died in 1572. The Jewish cemetery in Safed is said to date back more than 2,000 years, but it is best known as the burial place for more recent scholars and Kabbalistic rabbis such as Isaac Luria.

Praying at the Wailing Wall Jerusalem

Close up image depicting a rear view of two Jewish men sitting together inside a synagogue. They have their heads bowed in prayer and they are wearing the traditional Jewish skull cap - otherwise known as a kippah or yarmulke - on their heads. Horizontal color image with copy space.

Jerusalem Old City, Israel - January 26, 2017: People praying at King David’s Tomb (men's side) on Mount Zion, Old City of Jerusalem.

Orthodox Jewish men walk through the tombs on the Mount of Olives, Jerusalem with homes from the Palestinian Neighbourhood of Silwan behind. 2018

Jerusalem, Israel - June 21, 2013: Arab women are walking in the ancient necropolis and jewish cemetery on the Mount of Olives while a child is walking on the tombs

Numerous gravestones marked with the Star of David in a Jewish cemetery, symbolizing remembrance, heritage, and cultural identity.

Interior view of the tomb of King David on Mount Zion in Jerusalem, Israel, with an open book of tehillim or psalms, many of which were written by the Jewish king.

Istanbul, Turkey - July 15, 2025: An intricately carved Ottoman tombstone with Arabic calligraphy stands at Yahya Efendi Cemetery, one of Istanbul's most historic burial sites.

Monochrome image depicting a young caucasian Jewish adult man in his 30s inside a synagogue. He has his head bowed in prayer and he is wearing the traditional Jewish skull cap - otherwise known as a kippah or yarmulke - on his head. The man has a beard and the background of the synagogue is blurred out of focus. Horizontal color image with copy space.

Headstone in a Jewish cemetery with Star of David and memory stones. Selective focus on the foreground. Copy space.

$New York Brooklyn USA March 24, 2019\n\nThe photo was taken in the Brooklyn area, on one of the Jewish holidays, people were standing in line, they were wearing interesting clothes, it was visually clear that there was some kind of Jewish holiday that day. I think they were celebrating the Jewish holiday of Purim then.$

Jerusalem, Israel, June 7, 2025: Coptic Christian kneels at the entrance to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Jerusalem, Israel - February 10, 2013: Jewish couple visit a grave on Mount of Olives in Jerusalem, Israel. The Jewish cemetery on Mt olives is over 3,000 years and holds approximately 150,000 graves.

A Jewish cemetery headstone featuring the Star of David and small stones placed on top, symbolizing respect and remembrance.

Part of a Jewish gravestone with a Star of David and two letters, meaning 'Here lies' (po nikbar, po nitman). The small stone show respect for the deceased

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Monochrome image depicting a young caucasian Jewish adult man in his 30s inside a synagogue. He has his head bowed in prayer and he is wearing the traditional Jewish skull cap - otherwise known as a kippah or yarmulke - on his head. The man has a beard and the background of the synagogue is blurred out of focus. Horizontal color image with copy space.

Dublin, Ireland - September 21, 2018: A weathered stone tombstone featuring a carved skull within overlapping geometric star shapes, symbolizing mortality and eternity.

Interior details from the Antakya Jewish Synagogue, which was destroyed in the earthquake

Jerusalem, Israel- July 20 2024: A group of young religious men on a Saturday promenade in Jerusalem.

Photo taken in Jerusalem, Israel

Arched gateway to the tomb in Tiberias, northern Israel, of Rabbis Akiva and the Ramchal, Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzato. The Hebrew reads: Burial site of the teacher Rabbi Akiva and the Ramchal.

Star of David on tombstone

The historical Jewish cemetery of The Ibn Danan Synagogue (from the 17th century), located in the Jewish district in Fez, Morocco, Africa.

Rear view color image depicting a Jewish man in his 30s, wearing a skull cap embroidered with the Star of David, praying alone inside the synagogue. Focus on the man with the place of worship defocused beyond. Room for copy space.

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