Joyful Celebration Held at Or Yehuda Talmud Torah for Sukkot Festival
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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- Or Yehuda's "Siach Yaakov" Talmud Torah held a "Simchat Beit Hashoeva" festival.
- Students, families, and faculty participated in the Sukkot celebration.
- The event was led by director Rabbi Yosef Chaim Katanov.
- Notable guests included Rabbi Tzion Cohen and Deputy Mayor Zalman Sionov.
- The celebration included music, singing, and dancing.
Students, families, and faculty of the "Siach Yaakov" Talmud Torah in Or Yehuda gathered for a central "Simchat Beit Hashoeva" celebration, a joyous festival held during Sukkot.
The event was led by the Talmud Torah's director, Rabbi Yosef Chaim Katanov, who oversaw the proceedings, ensuring the success of the uplifting gathering honoring the Torah and the holiday.
Distinguished guests graced the occasion, including Rabbi Tzion Cohen, the city's chief rabbi, who offered blessings to the students and parents. Also in attendance were Rabbi Aharon Katanov, president of the institutions; Rabbi Yishai Yazdi, vice president of the "Bnei Yosef" network; and Deputy Mayor Zalman Sionov. Rabbis from other local communities also participated.
The vibrant celebration featured singing and dancing by the students, alongside their parents and teachers, accompanied by singer Yitzhak Reiss and his orchestra. The event left a deep impression on all attendees and marked another significant occasion in the active schedule of the Talmud Torah.
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