Kozmir Rebbe Visits Rabbi Nebenzahl in Jerusalem's Old City
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The Kozmir Rebbe visited Rabbi Avigdor Nebenzahl in Jerusalem's Old City during Sukkot's intermediate days, where he sang for the holiday. The visit coincided with footage of the Kozmir Hasidic court's Simchat Beit HaShoeva celebrations. During the sixth circuit, a tradition honoring Holocaust victims, the lights were dimmed and participants sang "Ani Ma'amin." The Rebbe later sounded the shofar and recited a psalm with the Hasidim.
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- The Kozmir Rebbe visited Rabbi Avigdor Nebenzahl in Jerusalem's Old City during Sukkot.
- During the visit, the Kozmir Rebbe spontaneously began singing in honor of the holiday.
- Footage from the Kozmir Hasidic court showed a solemn circuit honoring Holocaust victims.
- During the circuit, the lights were extinguished and participants sang "Ani Ma'amin."
- The Kozmir Rebbe concluded by sounding the shofar and reciting a psalm with the Hasidim.
During the intermediate days of Sukkot, the Kozmir Rebbe made a special visit to the home of Rabbi Avigdor Nebenzahl in Jerusalem's Old City. During the visit, the Rebbe broke into song in honor of the holiday. The article also features footage from the Simchat Beit HaShoeva celebrations at the Kozmir Hasidic court, highlighting a solemn moment during the sixth circuit. Following the custom of the Modzitz Rebbes, this circuit is performed in memory of Holocaust victims. During these chilling moments, the lights in the study hall are completely extinguished, and the Hasidim erupt in song with "Ani Ma'amin" along with other inspirational melodies. Afterward, the Rebbe sounded the shofar and recited the chapter "Mizmor L'Toda" verse by verse with the Hasidim.
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