Bnei Brak Community Celebrates Sukkot With Mayor and Rabbis
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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- Bnei Brak's 'Heichal Maran' community inaugurated their Sukkah.
- The event was attended by rabbis and Mayor Chanoch Zeibert.
- Gratitude was expressed for over 55 years of Torah study.
- The celebration marked the community's long-standing presence.
The 'Heichal Maran' community in Bnei Brak held a celebratory event yesterday to inaugurate their Sukkah. The gathering was attended by prominent rabbis, including the chief rabbi, Rabbi Nissim Malka, and Rabbi Shabetai Levi, a lecturer at 'Halichot Moshe'. Mayor of Bnei Brak, Chanoch Zeibert, and his deputy, Eliyahu Shoshan, were also present, alongside other public figures and community members.
During the event, attendees expressed gratitude to God for over 55 years of Torah study and the dissemination of Halakha (Jewish law) in the city. Rabbi Nissim Malka opened the ceremony with thanks for divine miracles and the opportunity to support a center of Torah, prayer, and Halakha that has been active for more than five decades. Rabbi Shabetai Levi spoke about his grandfather, the community's founder and former chief rabbi, Rabbi Shimon Malka, who dedicated his life to Torah scholars in Bnei Brak.
The celebration, described as a 'housewarming' for the Sukkah adjacent to the Beit Midrash (study hall), featured a festive atmosphere. The article includes numerous photo credits from 'Noam Eliyahu' depicting the event at 'Heichal Maran'.
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