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Culture09:53 · Sep 9

Dushinsky Hasidim Hold Intense Prayer Service in Hebron

By כיכר השבת, חיים רוזנבוים
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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Hasidim of the Dushinsky dynasty gathered in the ancient city of Hebron for a spiritually charged morning prayer service ahead of the High Holy Days. The prayers were led by the Rebbe himself, marking a significant spiritual event for the community.

Following the service, the Hasidim engaged in communal prayers, seeking divine intervention for the welfare of both the community and individuals. The gathering in Hebron, known as the "City of the Patriarchs," is considered a particularly auspicious location for such fervent supplications.

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