On Yom Kippur, prayers were held at the Abductees Square in Tel Aviv, attended by families of the abductees, bereaved families, rabbis, public figures and an audience from various parts of Israeli society. Over the past three years, the square has become a place where religious and secular people, worshippers and those who do not usually attend synagogues, have stood together in prayer for the return of the abductees.
This year, out of gratitud…