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Top Rabbis Convene for Torah Study Session in Bnei Brak

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Originalריתחא דאורייתא בסוכת מרן הגר"ד לנדו: אלפים צפו בדיונים המרתקים

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  • Prominent rabbis gathered for a Torah study session in Bnei Brak.
  • Thousands attended the event in person and online.
  • The session included Halachic and Aggadic discussions.
  • Rabbi David Landau hosted and addressed the attendees.
  • Musical performances were part of the gathering.

Thousands of prominent rabbis, yeshiva deans, and community leaders gathered in Bnei Brak during the Sukkot holiday for an intensive Torah study session hosted by Rabbi David Landau. The event, held in Rabbi Landau's sukkah, lasted approximately two hours and featured lively debates on various Halachic and Aggadic topics across the Talmud, as well as contemporary issues.

An estimated tens of thousands of people lined the streets near Rabbi Landau's home to listen to the discussions, with an additional 50,000 viewers tuning in online from Israel and abroad, according to broadcast data. Among the distinguished participants were leaders from major yeshivas including Ponevezh, Mir, Orot HaTorah, Slabodka, Beit Midrash Elyon, and Keter Torah.

The gathering also included musical performances. The Shoshan brothers performed a "learning melody" favored by Rabbi Landau, and later, the Nielander brothers choir, Rabbi Moshe Zvi Wintrob, and musician Rabbi Moshe Mona Rosenblum joined in festive songs.

Following the sukkah session, Rabbi Landau addressed the large crowd assembled in the adjacent plaza. He posed two brief study questions for contemplation and concluded with words of encouragement for yeshiva students.

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