They blew the shofar for me

It was at the beginning of the afternoon today at work.
One Sephardi and one Ashkenazi rabbi.
2 minutes.
2 clients were with me, we are like friends now, and they know my fascination for the H community.
One black man who learned Hebrew during three years, and one Korean girl. She knew nothing about this community.
We all have the giggles inside us.
These 2 minutes were funny and amazing. The sound was very weird like different animals were farting. :-)
The Sephardi was following the prayer in the book. I didn't understand everything.
He asked first the rabbi if he can blow the shofar, because i told him shortly my Jewish story and issue.
The passers-by were looking at them and, my neighbors too.

To end, other photos by Leonard Freed.
Enjoy as i am enjoying them.

Jerusalem, 1967 an official writer of religious objects. 

ISRAEL. 1967. Out in the open Judean Hills the men gathered and waited for the evening sun to set,
and the prayers to begin.

ISRAEL. Jerusalem. 1967. Before the Six Day War, Jews live in an ancient building
in front of the Old Wall of Jerusalem.

Germany , Dusseldorf, 1961 the exterior of the newly built Synagogue.