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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Rabbi Guides Major Torah Study Completion Event

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Hebrew · Sole source

A major event celebrating the completion of the Talmud study cycle was held for yeshiva and kollel students in Israel, organized by the "Torah V'Yirah" institutions. The ceremony featured speeches from rabbis and was led by Rabbi Israel Stern, a prominent Belz Hasid from London. Attendees received words of encouragement and inspiration.

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  • A major event for Talmud study completion was held for yeshiva and kollel students in Israel.
  • The event was organized by the "Torah V'Yirah" institutions.
  • Rabbis and yeshiva heads delivered words of encouragement.
  • Rabbi Israel Stern, a Belz Hasid from London, guided the ceremony.
  • The event included a photo gallery for attendees.

A large-scale event marking the completion of the Babylonian Talmud study cycle was held for students of yeshivas and kollels under the auspices of the "Torah V'Yirah" institutions in the Land of Israel. During the uplifting ceremony, attendees heard words of encouragement and inspiration from rabbis and heads of yeshivas. The event was skillfully guided by Rabbi Israel Stern, a prominent figure among Belz Hasidim in London. A photo gallery of the event was also presented.

Kikar HaShabbatHaredi · Bnei Brak

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