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Culture11:30 · 1h ago

Gerrer Rebbe Hosts Hasidic Gathering in Bnei Brak

By כיכר השבת, חיים רוזנבוים
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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The Mahnovka-Belz Rebbe held his traditional "tish" (Hasidic table gathering) on Tuesday evening in the large sukkah located on Admor MiGur Street in Bnei Brak. The event, held in honor of the "Ushpizin" (guests, referring to the biblical patriarchs traditionally welcomed in the sukkah), saw Hasidim singing holiday melodies.

During the gathering, the Rebbe delivered "divrei kodesh," or sacred words, to his followers. The "tish" is a central event in Hasidic life, often featuring communal singing, blessings, and spiritual discourse.

Read the original at Kikar HaShabbat

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