Lecha Dodi - Shabbat Mizrachi Service With Dror Sinai - Temple Beth El, Aptos, CA

[@stubronstein9932]

מבריק, כל הכבוד!!!

[@drumondduda254]

Lindo! Best Wishes from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil! Shalom Israel!

[@yahoshualevi2932]

Hallelujah! Baruch ASHEM!

[@susibleu]

Beautiful! Shabbat shalom!

[@nandoalvares445]

Awesome version! Congrats from Brazil.

[@RKMalo13]

Love this!

[@elboaznor717]

magnifique.

[@Ingrid_EverydayFilmmaker]

Awesome!

[@anselmofeitosadepaula9366]

Maravilhoso!

[@glaswegianresistance]

although i'm ashkenazi, i like mizrahi worship and culture more :) recently i started doing my everyday shakharit prayer in mizrahi "azaan like" style instead of just this plain ashki mumbling, it's wonderful and it brings me so close to g'd 🤍💙 barukh hashem

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

Good for you. I welcome you into the tribe.

[@touaregalmodovar3204]

Ani yehudim tafutzah... ✡

[@yahoshualevi2932]

ASHEM loves lots of instruments when His Name is praised! Ask Meleck Davide !

[@joaoprudenciooliveira9698]

Lindo Muito bom

[@yahoshualevi2932]

They davin with cavona ! I would attend that Shule !

[@memhei5784]

Bravo!

[@carmenArántegui]

👏👏👍💐

[@Ottowashington]

Estou com a mesma animação que a do menino da esquerde :3

[@chavivut]

💙

[@maslina10]

Is a Mizrachi service an exception at this synagogue, or is it performed regularly, or is it the default?

[@mordechaistein]

לכה דודי לקראת כלה, פני שבת נחללה...

[@jaquillahillahfoodstamps]

😂😂😂

[@maslina10]

Do Mizrachi Jews rather freely play instruments on Shabbat?

[@joshbegin7083]

no , This is not orthodox, men/ women aren't separated.

[@maslina10]

@@joshbegin7083 I've been to a Chabad services where men and women were not separated. So I am not sure.

[@jaquillahillahfoodstamps]

@@joshbegin7083not only is it not orthodox it’s not even Judiasm. These are koferim

[@chanabayla1823]

​@maslina10 that's bs. I go to chabad. Chabad is the hassidic movement before haredi so there's no way they would mix

[@stubronstein9932]

Mizrachi is just a term for Jews who lived in Middle Eastern countries. This is probably a Reform shul, given the name in the video title. It's also potentially kabalat Shabbat, welcoming the upcoming Shabbat, which is when songs like this and Shalom Aleichem etc are sung.

[@user-ro5np7gn5b]

Baruch HaShem! All glory to the Master of this universe, our Elohim, glory to the Rauch , and our Savior Yeshua Hamashiac! Come Lord quickly🙏🏼🕊️

[@mattfischer8286]

LOL Is it on Purim? They either don't perceive the Mizrachim at all, or they overdue with an artificial Orient.

[@MA-mv7qz]

Do you mean musical style - or clothing - or what? "Mizrahim" can include a wide variety of ethnic cultures and sometimes also refers to Sephardic cultures.