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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

New Rabbi Welcomed by Enthusiastic Community in Kiryat Yetev Lev

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Aharon Teitelbaum, son of the Satmar Rebbe and new Av Beis Din of Kiryat Yetev Lev, arrived in the community founded by his father. He was greeted by hundreds of residents, including children singing, and participated in a festive reception. Teitelbaum then entered his new residence, affixed a mezuzah, and attended a prayer service and gathering with community leaders.

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  • Aharon Teitelbaum, son of the Satmar Rebbe, arrived as the new Av Beis Din of Kiryat Yetev Lev.
  • The new community of Kiryat Yetev Lev was founded by Teitelbaum's father.
  • Residents decorated the town and held a festive reception for the new rabbi.
  • Hundreds of children greeted Teitelbaum with songs upon his arrival.
  • Teitelbaum affixed a mezuzah in his new residence and attended a prayer service.

Aharon Teitelbaum, son of the Satmar Rebbe and newly appointed Av Beis Din (head of rabbinical court) for the Kiryat Yetev Lev neighborhood, has established his residence in the new community founded by his father. Upon his arrival, members of the community greeted him with songs and celebrations in a festive reception. Prior to his arrival, students decorated the town's streets with banners and ornaments, transforming the entire community into a festive scene. Hundreds of children welcomed the new rabbi with enthusiastic singing. Teitelbaum then entered his new residence, affixed a mezuzah, and participated in a small "l'chaim" gathering with community leaders. Afterward, he proceeded to the new study hall for the evening prayer service, followed by the community members offering a "Shalom Aleichem" greeting.

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