El Al and Sun d'Or reportedly set up a booth at the 'Heichalot' exhibition in the Haredi sector, promoting the importance of Shabbat observance. The booth, which allowed visitors to send prayer notes to graves of prominent rabbis, became a major attraction, drawing enthusiastic crowds, according to reports.
At the 'Heichalot' exhibition, which focuses on Jewish heritage and spirituality, El Al and Sun d'Or set up a booth highlighting their commitment to Shabbat observance. The booth featured a unique initiative allowing visitors to send kvitlech — prayer notes traditionally placed on graves of righteous individuals — to the graves of prominent rabbis such as the Vilna Gaon, Rabbi Elimelech of Lizhensk, Rabbi Yeshaya of Kerestir, and Rabbi Amram Ben-Diwan. According to reports from the Haredi sector, the booth drew significant crowds and became a focal point of the exhibition, reflecting strong public interest in Shabbat observance among Israeli airlines. The initiative is seen as part of a broader trend of Israeli companies engaging with the Haredi community.
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