haftorah
/hɑːfˈtɔːrə/
noun
- A section from the Hebrew Bible (the Prophets) that is read aloud in a synagogue after the Torah reading during Jewish services.
- The bar mitzvah boy read the haftorah beautifully in Hebrew.
- Each week's haftorah is chosen to relate to the Torah portion.
- The rabbi gave a short explanation of the haftorah before the reading.