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Culture14:41 · 1h ago

Hundreds of Married Scholars Attend Post-Yom Kippur Study Session

By davidg
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
The story · English

Immediately following the conclusion of Yom Kippur, hundreds of married Orthodox Jewish scholars, known as 'avreichim,' participated in a special study session titled "From Strength to Strength" at the "Givat Ha'Antenna" community hall. The event, organized by the "Chasidei HaYeshivot" community, saw participants transition directly from the day's fasting and prayer into intensive Torah study.

The session aimed to extend the spiritual elevation of the holy day through learning. Following the study period, attendees heard a lecture on educational matters delivered by Rabbi Shimon Cohen, a noted educator.

The special learning program was initiated and organized by community leaders Rabbi Yehuda Dayan, Rabbi Shimon Eliyahu, and Rabbi Avraham Hamu. Their efforts are dedicated to the success of the program, particularly during times that require increased spiritual fortitude and commitment to Torah study.

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