Bnei Brak Rabbis and Officials Inaugurate New Talmud Torah Building
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Rabbis and city officials in Bnei Brak celebrated the inauguration of the new building for the Talmud Torah "Darchai Avoteinu." The event, led by Rabbi Moshe Yisrael Yona and attended by numerous prominent rabbis and city leaders including Mayor Chanoch Zeibert and Deputy Mayor Shlomo Elharar, featured blessings and a Simchat Beit Hashoeva celebration. The ceremony concluded with prayers for future Torah scholars.
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- The new building for Talmud Torah "Darchai Avoteinu" in Bnei Brak was inaugurated with a festive ceremony.
- The event was attended by Rabbi Moshe Yisrael Yona, Mayor Chanoch Zeibert, and numerous other rabbis and officials.
- The ceremony included blessings, thanks to those involved in the building's construction, and a Simchat Beit Hashoeva.
- Prayers were offered for the new institution to produce future generations of Torah scholars.
- The event was documented with a photo gallery.
A celebratory ceremony was held in Bnei Brak for the inauguration of the new building for the Talmud Torah "Darchai Avoteinu," affiliated with the "Heichal Pinchas" institutions. The event, which included a "Simchat Beit Hashoeva" celebration, was led by Rabbi Moshe Yisrael Yona, head of the institutions, and attended by prominent rabbis, yeshiva deans, and community leaders.
Notable attendees included the city's Chief Rabbi Masoud Ben Shimon, Rosh Yeshiva Shraga Steinman, Posek Amram Fried, and Rabbis Natan Ben Senior, Shalom Bitan, Chanoch Cohen, Yaakov Sharabani, Yehuda Tzarum, Avraham Zakkuta, and David Hillel, alongside other rabbinical figures.
City officials present included Bnei Brak Mayor Chanoch Zeibert, Deputy Mayors Shlomo Elharar and Eliyahu Shoshan, and members of the Shas faction in the city council. During the ceremony, Rabbi M.Y. Yona delivered remarks of blessing and gratitude, specifically thanking Deputy Mayor Shlomo Elharar for his efforts in establishing the new building. Elharar, in turn, acknowledged Mayor Zeibert for his cooperation and assistance in completing the project.
The event concluded with prayers for the new institution to foster generations of Torah scholars, followed by singing and dancing as part of the Simchat Beit Hashoeva festivities. The article includes a photo gallery of the inauguration.