Rabbi Sternbuch Promises Good Tidings Within Six Months for Donors

Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch, a prominent rabbinic authority in Israel, has issued a decree promising good news within six months to individuals who donate to the "L'krat Kalla" fund of the "Kupat Ha'ir" charity organization. The announcement was made during the sacred period before the Kol Nidre prayer, preceding Yom Kippur.

Rabbi Sternbuch, accompanied by rabbinic judges, will pray for donors and include their names in his prayers. He has pledged that those who contribute to the fund will receive "good tidings" within half a year of their donation commitment. A signed document, a "good tidings certificate," will be issued by the rabbinic court to each donor as proof of this promise, to be received after Yom Kippur.

The "L'krat Kalla" fund is dedicated to assisting brides in Israel. The organization emphasizes that this is a final opportunity for potential donors to have their names presented to Rabbi Sternbuch for prayer during the most significant time of the year, before the closing of the window for inclusion.

Donors are urged to submit their names promptly to benefit from this unique opportunity and receive the signed certificate, which is intended for singles seeking a spouse, families desiring joy, and individuals with long-unanswered prayers.