סֵדֶר תּוֹרָה וּתְפִלָּה Молитвы и вђроученіе евреевъ (Prayers and Tenets of the Jews) is a comprehensive (kol-bo) siddur in the Ashkenazi liturgical tradition, compiled by Л. Кохановскій (L. Kochanowski, Kokhanowsky, or Kohanowski) including a Russian translation. This 1913 printing contains volumes one and two, the first originally published in 1899 and the second in 1902.

A prayer for election days to be included in the daily Amidah.

መጽሐፈ ፡ ስዓታት (Meṣḥafe Se‘atāt) סדר תפלות הפלשים Seder Tefilot haFelashim is a Beta Israel prayerbook in Geez, translated by Joseph Halevy in 1875. "Meṣḥafe Se‘atāt" means a "Book of Hours" (i.e., a hor...

'Aqedah piyyuṭim are generally, in Ashkenazi seliḥot cycles, the second-to-last seliḥa, preceding the pizmon. Traditionally written in rhyming quatrains, they retell the narrative of the binding of Is...

A satirical look at contemporary Israeli civil society in Hebrew and English, as adapted from Tom Lehrer's sardonic "National Brotherhood Week" (1965).

This is an archive of prayers offered for the success of the democratically elected government of the United States of America and the well-being of its multicultural civil society. Click here to contribute a prayer you have written for the United States. Looking for something else? For prayers offered for the well-being of one’s congregation and community, visit here. For prayers offered on Inauguration Day in the United States, please visit here. For prayers composed for Election Day (including early voting periods) in the United States, go here. For opening prayers offered before legislative bodies, go here. For prayers composed for social justice, peace, and liberty, go here. For prayers offered for the well-being of the State of Israel, please visit here.

This is an archive of prayers offered for voting in democratic elections in the United States, from the first day of “early voting” to the moment polls close on Election Day. While the earliest day available to vote in a US election varies from state to state, Election Day is a federal civic day designated for the first Tuesday after November 1st. Click here to contribute a prayer you have written for Election Day. Looking for something else? For prayers concerning elections internationally, including at political party conventions, go here. For prayers composed for the wellbeing of the United States of America, go here. For prayers composed for social justice, peace, and liberty, go here. For prayers offered for the well-being of one’s congregation and community, visit here. For prayers offered for election day in the State of Israel, please visit here. For prayers offered on Inauguration Day in the United States, please visit here. For opening prayers offered before legislative bodies, go here.

A prayer for a beloved animal first compiled in English by Aharon N. Varady for Nethaniel Puzael, his family's cat, in 1994.

'Aqedah piyyuṭim are generally, in Ashkenazi seliḥot cycles, the second-to-last seliḥa, preceding the pizmon. Traditionally written in rhyming quatrains, they retell the narrative of the binding of Is...

This is an archive of prayers composed for, or relevant to, Kristallnacht in Nazi Germany (including Austria and the Sudentenland). Kristallnacht or the Night of Broken Glass, also called the November...

This prayer for a voter on Election Day in the State of Israel was disseminated by Tzohar via its social media page on Facebook and via Arutz Sheva on 26 October 2026.

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This is an archive of prayers offered for Yom haB’ḥirut, the civic day dedicated for democratic elections in Medinat Yisrael (the State of Israel). Click here to contribute a prayer you have written for Election Day in Israel. Looking for something else? For prayers offered for election day in the United States, please visit here. For prayers offered for the well-being of one’s congregation and community, visit here. For prayers composed for the wellbeing of the State of Israel, go here. For opening prayers offered before legislative bodies, go here. For prayers composed for social justice, peace, and liberty, go here.

The three Cairo Geniza fragments T.-S. K 1.144, T.-S. K21.95.T, and T.-S. K21.95. are generally thought to have been pages from the same work, the rest of which is lost. They are the same hand, the same size, and similar content — largely Hekhalot-era pseudepigraphal and magical texts. While these fragments first caught my eye due to their record of one of the earliest known Hebrew texts of the apocryphal Prayer of Manasseh (to be uploaded in the future), they also include several fascinating magical texts and apocryphal prayers which are worth studying in their own rite. This text, a short prayer attributed to Abraham, features much language in common with the Ḳaddish and the Yishtabaḥ.

Source (Hebrew) Translation (English) To be inserted before the חתימה of ברכת המשפט, or שומע תפילה if that’s too radical for you. הַנּוֹתֵן מֶמְשָׁלָה לְמוֹשְׁלִים וְשִׁלְטוֹן לְשׇׁלְטָנִים הַמֵּקִים ...