Rabbi Shalom Arush Visits Religious Youth in Benjamin Settlement
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Rabbi Shalom Arush visited the religious settlement of Tel Tzion in the Benjamin region to attend a morning prayer with local youth. He toured youth centers, offered blessings, and praised local leaders for their support of the young residents. The head of the Benjamin Regional Council, Israel Gantz, also spoke, highlighting the importance of investing in the youth's future.
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- Rabbi Shalom Arush visited the religious settlement of Tel Tzion in the Benjamin region.
- He participated in a festive morning prayer with local youth and leaders.
- Rabbi Arush toured youth centers and blessed the activists.
- He conveyed blessings to local officials for their support of the youth.
- The head of the Benjamin Regional Council, Israel Gantz, emphasized investing in the youth.
Rabbi Shalom Arush, head of the "Chut Shel Chessed" institutions, visited the religious settlement of Tel Tzion in the Benjamin region for a festive morning prayer with local youth and youth leaders. The event was attended by local officials including Achiah Francis, head of the council head's staff, Rabbi Shai Davush, Shimon Azri, chairman of the local committee, Shmuel Davidi, head of the welfare portfolio, and Harel Amar, the settlement manager.
Following the prayers, Rabbi Arush toured the youth centers in Tel Tzion, expressing his satisfaction with the educational and spiritual activities. He blessed the activists with the traditional phrase "May you increase and multiply." The Rabbi also conveyed a warm blessing to the head of the Benjamin Regional Council, Israel Gantz, his chief of staff Achiah Francis, and settlement manager Harel Amar, for their ongoing efforts to support the youth's spiritual and material needs.
Harel Amar, the settlement manager, thanked Rabbi Arush for his visit and words of encouragement, noting that further plans for developing youth activities in the settlement are underway. Israel Gantz, head of the Benjamin Regional Council and chairman of the Yesha Council, emphasized the importance of investing in the younger generation, not only in infrastructure but also in values and community connection. He thanked Rabbi Arush for his blessings and pledged continued efforts to provide the best conditions for the youth's growth and success.
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