Rabbi of Celebrities Affixes Mezuzah at Singer Eden Mairi's New Home
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Rabbi Mordechai Hassidim, the "Rabbi of Celebrities," affixed a mezuzah at the new home of singer Eden Mairi in Ramla on Sunday. Hassidim wished for joy in the new home during the ceremony. The report is part of a series on celebrities and religious observance.
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- Rabbi Mordechai Hassidim affixed a mezuzah at singer Eden Mairi's new home in Ramla.
- The ceremony took place on Sunday, with the Rabbi wishing for joy.
- The event is part of a series on celebrities and religious practices.
Rabbi Mordechai Hassidim, known as the "Rabbi of Celebrities," recently affixed a mezuzah at the new home of singer Eden Mairi in Ramla. The ceremony took place on Sunday, with Hassidim expressing a wish for joy and happiness in the new residence, stating, "May there be only joy in this house." The event was documented and shared, with a video clip accompanying the report. The article also includes a brief quote from Hassidim, who said, "May it be a good settlement, 'May it be happy here.'"
The report is part of a series of articles focusing on religious observance and celebrity involvement in religious practices. Previous articles mentioned in the text include singer Itai Turgeman's experience of a canceled advertising campaign due to Shabbat observance, and a well-known celebrity's refusal of a cooking show offer based on his principles. Other related stories touch upon celebrities' views on Shabbat, their connection to faith, and participation in religious events like Selichot prayers.