Sea Breeze Jewish Center holds candle lighting, prayer ceremony to remember Oct. 7
The Seabreeze Jewish Center in Coney Island held a candlelight vigil and prayer ceremony to send a message of peace and reflect on the somber day.
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The Seabreeze Jewish Center in Coney Island held a candlelight vigil and prayer ceremony to send a message of peace and reflect on the somber day.
"Today is a day that every single one of us has to make a resolution of 'how I can become a better person?'" said Rabbi Moishe Winner, of the Sea Breeze Jewish Center. "If I individually can share a little bit more light to the dark world and together collectively, we can make the world a more lit place."
News 12’s Daniella Rodriguez was at Monday night’s ceremony and spoke with the congregants about this difficult day.