«Harei at li, betabat ze, kedat Moshe ve Israel» («Behold, you will be consecrated if you ask me, with this specific band in accordance with the faith of Moses and Israel»).
For a large number of years these words have already been duplicated at weddings that embraced Jewish rituals, traditions and traditions passed down from one generation to another through the entire diaspora.
A number of the wealthiest customs that are ceremonial old-fashioned Sephardi weddings will always be practiced in Israel. The Moroccans, in specific, are recognized for their lively, spirited wedding festivities, where 500 to 600 visitors aren’t uncommon. Claims Na’ama Azoulai, a first-generation Israeli, «we do not do everything our moms and dads did in Morocco, but we now have perhaps maybe perhaps not compromised on a number of the traditions which will make our social back ground therefore unique. «
Danny Vaknin, additionally a first-generation Israeli says, «Although the Moroccan community is just a strong one, you will find customs which were lost in arriving at Israel. Given that community gets to be more incorporated into Israeli culture our traditions become more diluted. «