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Top Rabbis Embark on European Tour for Torah Institutions

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Leading rabbis are touring Europe, visiting Jewish communities in England, France, Switzerland, and Belgium until Thursday. The mission aims to raise funds for Torah institutions and yeshivas that lack government support. The initiative is organized by the 'Keren Olam Hatorah' fund to ensure the continuation of Torah study.

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  • Top rabbis are on a European tour to raise funds for Torah institutions.
  • The tour includes visits to Jewish communities in England, France, Switzerland, and Belgium.
  • The initiative aims to secure resources for yeshivas and kollels lacking government funding.
  • The fundraising effort is organized by the 'Keren Olam Hatorah' fund.
  • The tour is scheduled to conclude on Thursday.

Leading rabbis, referred to as Gedolim and Gedolei Rosh Hayeshivot, are currently on a special religious tour across Europe to raise funds for Torah institutions and yeshivas. The tour, which began recently and will continue until Thursday, includes visits to Jewish communities in England, France, Switzerland, and Belgium.

Participating in the mission are prominent figures such as Rabbi D. Landau, Rabbi M. H. Hirsch, Rabbi D. Segal, Rabbi Y. Hillel, Rabbi S. Galai, and Rabbi D. Cohen. The purpose of this initiative, organized by the 'Keren Olam Hatorah' fund, is to strengthen these communities and secure resources for Torah institutions, holy yeshivas, and kollel scholars who do not receive government funding. The goal is to ensure the continued prosperity and existence of the world of Torah study.

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