Rabbi Arush Visits Tel Tzion, Blesses Youth Programs
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Rabbi Shalom Arush visited the settlement of Tel Tzion in the Benjamin region, participating in prayers and touring youth centers. He blessed local activists and leaders, including Council Head Yisrael Gantz, for their work supporting young people. Gantz emphasized the importance of investing in youth for the future of the region. The settlement plans further expansion of youth programs.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Rabbi Shalom Arush visited Tel Tzion, blessing youth programs and leaders.
- He toured youth centers and participated in a festive morning prayer service.
- Settlement Manager Harel Amar noted plans for expanding youth activities.
- Council Head Yisrael Gantz stressed investment in the younger generation.
- Rabbi Arush blessed activists to "increase and multiply."
Rabbi Shalom Arush, Rosh Yeshiva of 'Chut Shel Chessed,' visited the Haredi settlement of Tel Tzion in the Benjamin Regional Council on Wednesday. He participated in a festive morning prayer service with local youth and activity coordinators, followed by a tour of the settlement's youth centers.
During the tour, Rabbi Arush was impressed by the educational and social activities offered and concluded his visit by offering a blessing for the community activists to "increase and multiply." He also sent a special blessing to the Head of the Council, Yisrael Gantz, his chief of staff Achiah Francis, and the settlement manager Harel Amar, for their work in supporting youth programs.
Harel Amar, the settlement manager, thanked the Rabbi for his visit and noted that the settlement is advancing additional programs to expand social and religious activities for young people. He expressed gratitude for the Rabbi's encouragement and stated that the settlement would continue to work to provide the best conditions for the youth to grow and succeed.
Yisrael Gantz, Head of the Benjamin Regional Council and Chairman of the Yesha Council, commented on the visit, stating, "The youth of Tel Tzion are the future of the settlement and of all of Benjamin. We see great importance in investing in the younger generation, not only in buildings and frameworks but also in content, values, and connection to Torah and community." He thanked Rabbi Arush for his visit and words of encouragement, pledging continued efforts to provide optimal conditions for the youth.
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