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Torah Scroll Dedicated to Fallen Soldier Hillel Obadia by Students

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Students from Ulpana "Hineni" in Kiryat Malachi initiated the dedication of a Torah scroll for fallen IDF soldier Hillel Obadia, who was killed in Gaza two years ago. Hundreds attended the ceremony, which included rabbis and public figures. The scroll is dedicated to the "pioneering Gaza nucleus" with the hope it will be brought to the site of Obadia's death. Speakers emphasized remembrance and continuity.

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  • Students dedicated a Torah scroll in memory of fallen IDF soldier Hillel Obadia, killed in Gaza.
  • The ceremony in Kiryat Malachi was attended by hundreds of people, including rabbis and public figures.
  • The scroll is dedicated to the "pioneering Gaza nucleus" with a hope for future placement.
  • Speakers at the event included Yehonatan Pollard and Daniela Weiss.
  • The dedication emphasized remembrance, faith, and continuity.

Students from the Ulpana "Hineni" in Kiryat Malachi initiated the dedication of a Torah scroll in memory of IDF soldier Hillel Obadia, who fell in Gaza approximately two years ago. Hundreds of people, including rabbis and public figures, attended the ceremony. The scroll is dedicated to the "pioneering Gaza nucleus" with the hope that it will one day be brought to the location in Gaza where Obadia fell.

Speakers at the event included Rabbi Artziel, Rabbi Chaim Baruch, Rabbi Zevik Ha'arel, Yehonatan Pollard, and Daniela Weiss. They spoke about the significance of commemorating Hillel Obadia, the importance of continuing the path of the fallen, faith, memory, and continuity.

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