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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Erloy Rebbe Attends Annual Exams, Praises Students

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Hebrew · Sole source

The Rebbe of Erloy attended the annual central examinations for the Greater Yeshiva of Erloy in Jerusalem. He observed the students' knowledge and delivered a speech of encouragement. The event was organized by 'Talmudo B'Yado'.

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  • The Rebbe of Erloy attended the annual central examinations for the Greater Yeshiva of Erloy in Jerusalem.
  • He observed the students' extensive knowledge during the exams.
  • The Rebbe delivered a speech of encouragement and guidance to the students.
  • The examinations were organized by the 'Talmudo B'Yado' framework.
  • The event took place in the main study hall of the Hasidic community in Jerusalem's Katamon neighborhood.

The Rebbe of Erloy attended the annual central examinations for the Greater Yeshiva of Erloy, held in the main study hall of the Hasidic community in Jerusalem's Katamon neighborhood. The event was organized by 'Talmudo B'Yado' (His Talmud is in His Hand).

During the exams, the Rebbe of Erloy personally observed the students' extensive knowledge as he walked among the rows. Following his observation, he delivered a speech offering words of encouragement and guidance for their future studies.

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