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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Bar Mitzvah Celebration for Grandson of Prominent Rabbis

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Jerusalem Bar Mitzvah Celebrates Grandson of Prominent Rabbis

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A bar mitzvah was celebrated in Jerusalem for the grandson of prominent rabbis, including Rabbi Aharon Zakkai, head of the 'Ohr Yom Tov' yeshiva, and Rabbi Yaakov Shachnezi, a member of the Badatz Ha'Edah HaChareidit HaSfaradit. The boy is also the son of Rabbi Shmuel Zakkai, head of the 'Heichal Mordechai' kollel. The celebration honored the rabbinical lineage and community ties.

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  • A bar mitzvah was held in Jerusalem for the grandson of prominent rabbis.
  • The boy is the grandson of Rabbi Aharon Zakkai, head of the 'Ohr Yom Tov' yeshiva.
  • He is also the grandson of Rabbi Yaakov Shachnezi, rabbi of 'Beit Yisrael'.
  • The bar mitzvah boy is the son of Rabbi Shmuel Zakkai, head of 'Heichal Mordechai' kollel.
  • The celebration was a joyous occasion for the rabbinical families and community.

A bar mitzvah celebration took place in Jerusalem for the grandson of prominent rabbis. The bar mitzvah boy is the grandson of Rabbi Aharon Zakkai, head of the 'Ohr Yom Tov' yeshiva, and Rabbi Yaakov Shachnezi, rabbi of the 'Beit Yisrael' neighborhood and a member of the Badatz Ha'Edah HaChareidit HaSfaradit. The boy is also the son of Rabbi Shmuel Zakkai, head of the 'Heichal Mordechai' kollel and author of 'Brachot Shmuel'. The event marked a joyous occasion for the rabbinical families and their community.

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