Ponevezh Yeshiva Students Hold Midnight Prayer Rally for Election Success
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Hundreds of Ponevezh Yeshiva students held a midnight prayer rally on Monday for success in the upcoming elections and to uphold religious values. The yeshiva's president, Rabbi Eliezer Kahaneman, spoke about the importance of the current moment. The students prayed before an open Ark of the Covenant for the community's welfare.
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- Hundreds of Ponevezh Yeshiva students held a midnight prayer rally for election success.
- The rally aimed to uphold religious values and continue Torah study in Israel.
- Yeshiva President Rabbi Eliezer Kahaneman addressed the students on the importance of the moment.
- Students prayed fervently before an open Ark of the Covenant.
- The event took place late Monday night.
Hundreds of students from the Ponevezh Yeshiva gathered late Monday night for a prayer rally and spiritual awakening event. The gathering, held at midnight, was focused on ensuring success in the upcoming elections, upholding religious values, and continuing the study of Torah in Israel.
The event commenced with words of inspiration from the yeshiva's president, Rabbi Eliezer Kahaneman. He emphasized the critical nature of the current time and the obligation to engage in the "holy campaign."
Following his address, the students engaged in fervent prayer before an open Ark of the Covenant, praying for the salvation of the community and individuals. The event was documented by Elazar Feinstein.
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