Prominent Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch Seen Praying by the Sea in Netanya
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch, a prominent halachic decisor, was seen praying by the sea in Netanya, benefiting from the fresh air. Meanwhile, MK Yaakov Asher, the new chairman of 'Yahadut HaTorah,' declared the party will not join any government failing to pass the conscription law. Other news includes a bar mitzvah celebration, a learning session opening, and a cemetery burial dispute.
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- Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch was seen praying by the sea in Netanya, breathing freely without an oxygen device.
- MK Yaakov Asher stated 'Yahadut HaTorah' will not join any government that doesn't pass the conscription law.
- Israel Goldreich, known as 'the boy wonder on wheels,' celebrated his bar mitzvah.
- The 'Yabia Omer' kollel in Bnei Brak opened its winter learning session.
- A dispute over burial methods at Jerusalem's Har HaMenuchot cemetery escalated.
- A new kosher supervision body was established at the 'Of Yeruham' slaughterhouse.
Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch, a distinguished Possek (halachic decisor), was observed offering a fervent morning prayer while vacationing in Netanya. The prayer took place on the 25th floor balcony of his lodging, overlooking the sea. Witnesses noted that the fresh sea air allowed Rabbi Sternbuch to breathe freely without the need for an oxygen apparatus.
In other news, MK Yaakov Asher, the new chairman of the 'Yahadut HaTorah' party, stated that the party will not join or support any government that does not pass the conscription law. He emphasized that those who study Torah should not face sanctions, reflecting their party's stance.
Additionally, the article mentions several other events within the Haredi community, including the bar mitzvah celebration of Israel Goldreich, the opening of the winter learning session at the 'Yabia Omer' kollel in Bnei Brak, and a historical gathering in Bratislava for the yahrzeit of Rabbi Moses Sofer. There was also a report on a dispute regarding burial methods at the Har HaMenuchot cemetery in Jerusalem and a new kosher supervision body established at 'Of Yeruham' slaughterhouse.
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