Hasidic Rebbes Host Festive Gatherings in Sukkahs
Two Hasidic rebbes, the Rebbe of Kozmir and the Rebbe of Ozharov, held their traditional "pure tables" (Tish) in their sukkahs in Bnei Brak on Saturday evening, marking the end of the Sukkot holiday. The gatherings, held in honor of "Ushpizin d'Yitzchak Avinu" (the guests of Isaac, the patriarch), featured singing, praise, and sacred pronouncements about the significance of the guests and the gathering of Hasidim during the festival.
The events took place in the sukkahs located in Bnei Brak, a city known for its large Haredi population. The rebbes and their followers engaged in spiritual discussions and songs, celebrating the holiday's themes of hospitality and community.
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