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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Prominent Rabbi Shaul Alter to Visit Florida After Voting

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Rabbi Shaul Alter, Rosh Yeshiva of the Pnei Menachem community, will travel to Florida on Tuesday after voting in the elections. He recently denounced violence against Hasidic leaders during a public address. The visit is highly anticipated by the community in the United States.

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  • Rabbi Shaul Alter will travel to Florida on Tuesday after voting.
  • He leads the Pnei Menachem community in the United States.
  • Rabbi Alter recently condemned violence against Hasidic leaders.
  • His visit has generated excitement within the community.

Rabbi Shaul Alter, Rosh Yeshiva of the Pnei Menachem community, is scheduled to depart for Florida on Tuesday after casting his vote in the elections. The visit has generated significant excitement within the community in the United States.

Prior to his departure, Rabbi Alter delivered a strong address during a "Third Meal" gathering, vehemently condemning violence directed at Rebbes (Hasidic leaders). He questioned the motivations behind such actions, asking, "Why do they seek to act with violence?"

The article also mentions that the full details of his speech and the schedule for election day are available, particularly for the Hasidic community.

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