Minister Wasserlauf and Children Sing at Son's Brit Milah
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf and his children sang together at his son Uriel Yissachar's circumcision ceremony, accompanied by his wife Moriyah on the keyboard. The baby was named after the minister's late father, Rabbi Yissachar Wasserlauf, who led the "Ahvat Chaim" yeshiva. The event was attended by several ministers and Knesset members.
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- Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf and his children sang together at his son's circumcision ceremony.
- The minister's wife, Moriyah Wasserlauf, accompanied the singing on the keyboard.
- The baby was named Uriel Yissachar after the minister's late father, Rabbi Yissachar Wasserlauf.
- Rabbi Yissachar Wasserlauf was the head of the "Ahvat Chaim" yeshiva in Kochav Hashahar.
- The ceremony was attended by Ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir, Shlomo Karai, and Gila Gamliel.
Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf shared an emotional moment at his son Uriel Yissachar's circumcision ceremony, singing the song "Vazke Lir'ot Banayim" (And I Shall Merit to See Descendants) with his children. His wife, Moriyah Wasserlauf, accompanied them on the keyboard during the performance.
The baby, Uriel Yissachar, was named after the minister's late father, Rabbi Yissachar Wasserlauf, who headed the "Ahvat Chaim" yeshiva in Kochav Hashahar. The family's musical participation marked a touching personal highlight during the religious observance.
The brit milah (circumcision ceremony) was attended by numerous dignitaries, including Ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir, Shlomo Karai, and Gila Gamliel, as well as Member of Knesset Limor Son Har Melech. Other notable attendees included Rabbi Tamir Granot, head of the Orot Shaul yeshiva, Druze community leader Sheikh Muafaq Tarif, singer Chaim Israel, and Moti Babchik, a senior figure in the United Torah Judaism party.
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