Rabbi Elbaz Opens Winter Semester at Ohr HaChaim Yeshiva, Deri Attends
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Rabbi Reuven Elbaz opened the winter semester at the Ohr HaChaim Yeshiva in Jerusalem, urging students to focus on Torah study and political engagement. Aryeh Deri, chairman of the Shas movement, attended and spoke about the party's goals and the importance of strengthening its parliamentary power. The event aimed to inspire students for the upcoming semester and encourage support for Shas in the upcoming elections.
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- Rabbi Reuven Elbaz opened the winter semester at the Ohr HaChaim Yeshiva in Jerusalem.
- Elbaz urged students to dedicate themselves to Torah study and public engagement.
- Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri attended the yeshiva's opening event.
- Deri discussed Shas's achievements and the need to strengthen its parliamentary power.
- The event emphasized the importance of supporting the Shas movement in upcoming elections.
The winter semester at the Ohr HaChaim Yeshiva in Jerusalem commenced with a special gathering attended by rabbis, branch leaders from across Israel, and students. Rabbi Reuven Elbaz, the Rosh Yeshiva and a member of the Council of Torah Sages, addressed the assembly, emphasizing the importance of the winter period for spiritual and academic growth in Torah study. He urged students to dedicate themselves fully to their studies, highlighting the significance of consistent effort and deep engagement with the Talmudic tractate being studied.
Rabbi Elbaz also spoke about the public arena, noting improvements in resource allocations that facilitate the expansion of Torah education in Israel. He stressed the importance of participation in the upcoming elections and called on branch leaders and students to mobilize the public, expressing his support for strengthening the Shas movement.
Aryeh Deri, Chairman of the Shas movement and a Member of Knesset, was a special guest. He reviewed the movement's activities and achievements, discussing the political and public challenges ahead of the elections. Deri underscored the necessity of bolstering Shas's parliamentary power to improve the status of yeshiva students and enhance the movement's ability to serve the Haredi public.
The event concluded with a spirit of inspiration, as the yeshiva community prepared for the new semester with renewed determination to advance in Torah study, diligence, and reverence for heaven.
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