Stotshin Admor Spends Shabbat in Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The Admor of Stotshin, based in the U.S., recently concluded a Shabbat in Jerusalem where he led prayers and gatherings. The article, which focuses on this event, also includes numerous other unrelated news items from various Hasidic communities. These additional reports cover events such as Bar Mitzvahs, religious gatherings, and political statements made by different Admorim.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- The Admor of Stotshin, who resides in the U.S., recently concluded a Shabbat in Jerusalem.
- He conducted prayers and Tish gatherings at the "Beit Malka" hall.
- The article includes photo documentation of the event.
- The report is supplemented by numerous other unrelated news items from the Hasidic world.
The Admor of Stotshin, who resides in the United States, recently concluded a Shabbat spent in Jerusalem. He conducted prayers and Tish gatherings at the "Beit Malka" hall. The Admor, who was visiting the Holy Land, is based in the U.S. The article includes a photo credit to Shmuel Drey for documenting the end of Shabbat with the Admor.
The article also contains several other unrelated news items from the Hasidic world, including a Bar Mitzvah celebration for the grandson of the Admorim of Vizhnitz and Premishlan, a gathering for students of the Babov 45 Yeshiva, a ceremony marking the expansion of the Dushinsky synagogue in Jerusalem, a Shabbat gathering of Nadvorna Hasidim in Meron, a Torah scroll dedication in Satmar, a Bar Mitzvah for the first son of the Zutchka Admor, a sermon by the Satmar Admor warning against Zionism and technology, the Mebakshai Emunah Admor's visit to Emmanuel, a Hilula Tish by the Pshkiv Admor in Jerusalem, the Bitschkov Admor's call to vote for an established Haredi party followed by a heart procedure, the Ziditchov Hasidic community's silence regarding elections due to the imprisonment of the Admor's grandson, an announcement to vote for Yahadut HaTorah at a gathering of Rabbi Shimon Alter's followers, and a story about the Baal Shem Tov leaving his grandson's wedding to save a Jew.
Additional items include a story about the Baal Shem Tov traveling with a priest, the upcoming visit of the Skver Admor's sons to Israel, the Amshiniv Admor praying at the grave of his father-in-law, the Seret Vizhnitz Admor commemorating his great-grandfather, and rare documentation from a Brit Milah ceremony in the Slonim Hasidic community.
