Tomorrow, the markets will be open on Wall Street and Main Street and most people will go about their business. Those of us observing Yom Kippur, unless we live in closed Orthodox neighborhoods, will slip in and out among them on our way to and from shul or just taking quiet walks or sitting at home.
In Israel, of course, it's a different story. And especially in Jerusalem, where everyday life comes to a complete standstill. It's something to behold, something I've felt privileged to have been able to carry with me and retrieve every year back here in the USA.
The headline at JerusalemPost.com now reads:
Jpost.com will resume updates after Yom Kippur
And at Ynet, the latest Update banner, similarly:
Ynetnews will return after Yom Kippur
InContext, likewise, will resume after Yom Kippur. To all of you observing the fast, may it be an easy one.
G'mar hatimah tova (may you be sealed in the Book of Life for a good year).
