Second Hakafot Held at Be'er Yehuda Yeshiva Led by Rabbi Toffik
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Toffik. This event extends the Simchat Torah holiday with dancing and singing while carrying Torah scrolls. The observance highlights the continuation of religious joy and tradition within the yeshiva community.
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- Second Hakafot celebrations occurred at the Be'er Yehuda Yeshiva in Bnei Brak.
- Toffik.
- Second Hakafot involves dancing and singing with Torah scrolls after Simchat Torah.
- The observance is a continuation of the Simchat Torah festivities.
Second Hakafot, a post-Simchat Torah celebration involving circuits with the Torah scrolls, took place at the Be'er Yehuda Yeshiva in Bnei Brak. Toffik. The celebration is a continuation of the Simchat Torah festivities, where participants dance and sing with the Torah scrolls. This specific observance, known as "Second Hakafot," is held after the main Simchat Torah holiday concludes. The yeshiva, Be'er Yehuda, is a prominent institution, and the event drew participants who wished to continue the joyous atmosphere of the holiday.
