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Four Senior Rabbis to Sign 'Great Salvation Document' at Rachel's Tomb

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Four Top Rabbis to Pray at Rachel's Tomb for Donors

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Four prominent elder scholars will hold a special prayer service at Rachel's Tomb on Thursday, November 12, the anniversary of Rachel the Matriarch's passing. The rabbis will pray for donors to the "Kupat Ha'ir" charity, mentioning each individual's requests. Following the prayers, they will sign a "Great Salvation Document at Rachel's Tomb." The event aims to bring salvation, joy, health, and livelihood through the combined merits of Torah, prayer, and charity.

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  • Four prominent elder scholars will gather at Rachel's Tomb on November 12 for a special prayer service.
  • The event is dedicated to donors of the "Kupat Ha'ir" charity organization.
  • Rabbis will pray for individual donors and sign a "Great Salvation Document at Rachel's Tomb."
  • The service combines the merits of Torah, prayer at Rachel's Tomb, and charity.
  • Hopes are for salvation, joy, health, and livelihood for those involved.

On Thursday, November 12, the anniversary of the passing of Rachel the Matriarch, a unique prayer service will be held at her tomb. The event will feature four prominent elder scholars: Rabbi Avraham Salim, Rabbi Yisrael Gantz, Rabbi Michel Zilber, and Rabbi Naftali Nussbaum. These esteemed rabbis are traveling to Rachel's Tomb specifically for the donors of "Kupat Ha'ir," a charity organization. They will convene a special rabbinical court, pray fervently, and mention each donor's name and personal request. This rare gathering combines the merit of Torah study, prayer at Rachel's Tomb, and charity, with hopes for great salvation, joy, health, livelihood, and all good things.

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