
Your name, your prayer, at the holiest wall on earth
Bring your wish to the Western Wall. We place your note between its ancient stones, then sing the complete Book of Psalms live for its fulfillment.Your name. Your request. Voiced aloud before G-d.
A new live session is held every week.
Each registration is for one session.
How It Works
Click on the “Submit Your Prayer Request” button to share your name and the wish you have in mind.Your wish is brought to the Western Wall, and becomes part of the live recitation of the entire Book of Psalms. Your name and your prayer request are said aloud at the beginning and at the end of the live recitation. You may also choose to remain anonymous.Watching is optional: join on YouTube for a few minutes, stay as long as you wish, or catch the replay afterward, wherever you are in the world.
Submit your request
Tap the button, then enter your name and your prayer request — takes less than 2 minutes.


It's included in the recitation
We first place your note at the Western Wall. Then your name and wish join that week’s live reading of the entire Book of Psalms, said aloud to G-d before and after it.
Watch, If You Wish
Watching is entirely optional. If you'd like to be part of the moment, join the live on YouTube and immerse yourself in the prayer, or catch the replay whenever you like. Either way, your prayer is fully recited.

Each registration includes your prayer in one session. Whenever you’d like it recited again, simply register again.

10% Goes to Charity, Every Week
10% of every payment collected is donated, split evenly across four causes:
October 7th Families
Standing with families whose lives were shattered on October 7th.
Shoah Survivors
Supporting the dignity and needs of Holocaust survivors in Israel.
Yeshiva & Kollel Students
Sustaining Torah study for the next generation.
IDF Lone Soldiers
Honoring and supporting those who defend the land.

Why the Complete Book of Psalms?
In Jewish tradition, reciting the entire Book of Psalms in one sitting is considered one of the most powerful forms of prayer, for healing, protection, and the fulfillment of what one asks for. In its own tradition, the Western Wall has long been a place where people bring their most personal prayers and requests. Every week, they're carried out as one.
An Ancient Practice, Still Alive Today
One who is in distress should recite the entire Book of Psalms in a single sitting, without interruption. Source: Sefer Ateres Tzvi, Rebbe Tzvi Hirsch of Ziditchov, Parshas Vayechi
A new live session is held every week; each registration is for one session.
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