Hasidic Leader Holds Sukkot Feast in Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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Originalמשה רעיא מהימנא: האדמו"ר ערך את שולחנו בליל האושפיז הקרוי על שמוThe story in 4 lines · by baba
- Hasidic leader held a Sukkot feast in Jerusalem.
- The event honored Moses, the namesake of the Rabbi.
- The Rabbi gave a Torah discourse during the feast.
- Hasidim sang joyous holiday songs.
The Grand Rabbi of Zvihl held a traditional "Tish" (feast) in his sukkah located in the courtyard of his synagogue in Jerusalem. The event took place on the evening of "Ushpizin d'Moshe Ray'a Meheimna," a special guest night during Sukkot named after Moses, who is also the namesake of the Grand Rabbi.
During the gathering, the Rabbi delivered a discourse on Torah teachings. Following his sermon, the Hasidim broke into joyous holiday songs, celebrating with great enthusiasm.
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