Mourners Mark 30 Days Since Passing of Leading Kabbalist Rabbi David Batsri
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Family members of Rabbi David Batsri, head of the "HaShalom" Kabbalistic yeshiva, visited his grave in Jerusalem's Sanhedria Cemetery to mark 30 days since his passing. They later held a memorial study session and meal where his sons and sons-in-law spoke. Rabbi Batsri was referred to as the "dean of the leading kabbalists."
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- Family marked 30 days since the passing of Rabbi David Batsri, dean of leading kabbalists.
- Rabbi Batsri was the head of the "HaShalom" Kabbalistic yeshiva.
- The family visited his grave at Jerusalem's Sanhedria Cemetery.
- A memorial study session and meal were held with family members.
- Sons and sons-in-law delivered speeches at the memorial gathering.
Family members of Rabbi David Batsri, the head of the "HaShalom" Kabbalistic yeshiva, gathered at his grave in Jerusalem's Sanhedria Cemetery to mark thirty days since his passing. The late rabbi, described as the "dean of the leading kabbalists," was remembered by his sons, sons-in-law, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
Following the visit to the grave, the family reconvened for a study session and memorial meal. During the gathering, his sons and sons-in-law, who are also described as "brilliant rabbis," delivered speeches in his honor.
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