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Behadrei HaredimCulture

Rabbi Lights Candle 13 Years After Father's Passing

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Hebrew · Sole source

The Rabbi, הגר״י יוסף, marked the 13th anniversary of his father, מרן's, passing by lighting a candle at his grave. The commemoration took place at the late Rabbi's tomb. The event was visually documented by דוד ארזני. No further details were provided.

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  • The Rabbi הגר״י יוסף commemorated the 13th anniversary of his father, מרן's, death.
  • A candle was lit at the grave of the late Rabbi מרן.
  • The event took place at the tomb of the late Rabbi.
  • The commemoration was photographed by דוד ארזני.

The Rabbi, identified as הגר״י יוסף, lit a candle at the grave of his father, referred to as מרן, on the 13th anniversary of his passing. The event took place at the tomb of the late Rabbi. The article includes multiple repetitions of the phrase "הגר״י יוסף בציון מרן" accompanied by photo credits to דוד ארזני, indicating a visual component to the report.

No further details regarding the specific location, the identity of the late Rabbi מרן beyond his familial relation, or any statements made during the ceremony are provided in the text. The repeated phrases and photo credits suggest a brief news item focused on the commemoration.

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