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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

US-Based Rebbes Gather for Memorial Meal Marking 30 Days Since Kasho Rebbetzin's Passing

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Members of the Kasho Hasidic dynasty, with US ties, held a memorial meal for Rebbetzin Hindah Blum on the thirtieth day after her passing. The event also celebrated the community's completion of the entire Talmud. The gathering honored the late Rebbetzin and brought together family and community members.

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  • Kasho Hasidic dynasty members gathered for a memorial meal marking 30 days since Rebbetzin Hindah Blum's passing.
  • The event also celebrated the community's completion of the entire Talmud.
  • The gathering honored the late Rebbetzin and brought together family and community members.

Members of the Kasho Hasidic dynasty, with roots in the United States, convened for a special meal to mark the thirtieth day since the passing of Rebbetzin Hindah Blum, wife of Rabbi Shaul Shalom Blum, the Rebbe of Kasho. The gathering also served as a celebration of the completion of the entire Talmud (Shas).

The event honored Rebbetzin Blum, who passed away recently. The family and community members came together for a celebratory meal, a mitzvah feast, in observance of the traditional thirty-day mourning period. The occasion was further marked by the completion of the study of the entire Babylonian Talmud by members of the community.

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