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Culture10:15 · 5h ago

Jerusalem Mourns Rabbi David Badri's Funeral Procession Ahead of Sukkot Holiday

By אברמי פרלשטיין
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The story · English

A live broadcast captured the funeral procession of the revered Kabbalist Rabbi David Badri, zt"l, as it made its way through Jerusalem on the eve of the Sukkot holiday. The event, organized by 'Bخدrei Haredim' in collaboration with 'Shi'a Live,' followed Rabbi Badri from his 'HaShalom' yeshiva on Tahkmoni Street to the Sanhedria cemetery.

The procession took place on the 14th of Tishrei, corresponding to September 26, 2026, shortly before the holiday commenced. Rabbi Badri, known for his piety and wisdom, was a prominent figure in Jerusalem's religious community. The broadcast aimed to allow followers and the wider public to participate in mourning the loss of the esteemed Kabbalist.

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