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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Paramishlan Rebbe Leads Joyous Hakafot Shniyot Celebration

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Hebrew · Sole source

The Paramishlan Rebbe led a spirited Hakafot Shniyot (Second Hakafot) celebration in Bnei Brak after the holiday concluded. For an hour, the Rebbe sang 'Veharekotí Lachém Berachá' and encouraged his Hasidic followers. The event took place at the community's center and was documented visually.

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  • The Paramishlan Rebbe led a joyous Hakafot Shniyot celebration in Bnei Brak.
  • The Rebbe sang 'Veharekotí Lachém Berachá' for an hour after the holiday concluded.
  • He actively encouraged the Hasidim with great fervor and joy during the singing.
  • The event took place at the Hasidic center in Bnei Brak.
  • The celebration was described as a spectacular documentation.

The Paramishlan Hasidic community in Bnei Brak experienced a period of heightened spiritual significance under the leadership of their Rebbe. The peak of the celebrations occurred after the conclusion of the holiday, following the Havdalah ceremony. At this point, the Rebbe led the congregation in singing the song 'Veharekotí Lachém Berachá' (And I Will Pour Out a Blessing for You) for an extended period, reportedly an hour long. He actively encouraged the Hasidim with great fervor and joy during the singing. The event, described as a spectacular documentation, took place at the Hasidic center in Bnei Brak.

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