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Thousands Attend 'Greeting the Rabbi' Event in Jerusalem

By משה ויסברגOngoing story · 2 updates
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
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A large gathering took place Saturday night at the 'Hazidim' synagogue in Jerusalem for a 'Greeting the Rabbi' event honoring Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef, the Sephardic Chief Rabbi and president of the Council of Torah Sages. The event, held during the weekly Torah study session, was attended by numerous prominent rabbis, including city rabbis, judges, yeshiva deans, and members of the Chief Rabbinate Council.

Rabbi Yosef delivered a central discourse on the laws of Sukkot, following speeches by other distinguished rabbis such as Rabbi Zvadi Cohen, Rabbi Zamir Cohen, Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, and Rabbi Yitzhak Cohen. During his address, Rabbi Yosef emphasized the importance of Torah scholars, offering a blessing to public figures and Knesset members to fulfill their duty in defending those who study Torah, whom he described as the true guardians of the Jewish people.

Following the main address, attendees, including the aforementioned rabbis and public figures, approached Rabbi Yosef to receive his blessing. The event underscored the significant respect and support for religious scholars within the community.

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