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Top Rabbis Attend Torah Event in Beitar Illit

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Top Rabbis Attend Torah Celebration in Beitar Illit

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A major Torah event was held in Beitar Illit, celebrating the completion of prayer law studies and the start of a new Torah scroll at the Torat Yosef Beitar Illit Kollel. The ceremony was led by Rosh Hakolel Rabbi Chaim Shimon Rabia and attended by prominent rabbis, including Kollel president Rabbi Moshe Tzadka.

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  • A Torah completion and new scroll ceremony was held at the Torat Yosef Beitar Illit Kollel.
  • The event marked the end of studies on the laws of prayer.
  • Rabbi Chaim Shimon Rabia led the proceedings as Rosh Hakolel.
  • Prominent rabbis, including Rabbi Moshe Tzadka, attended the celebration.

A significant Torah event took place in Beitar Illit, marking the completion of studies on the laws of prayer and the commencement of writing a new Torah scroll at the Torat Yosef Beitar Illit Kollel. The event was presided over by the Rosh Hakolel, Rabbi Chaim Shimon Rabia.

Distinguished rabbis and rebbes, including Rosh Hayeshiva Rabbi Moshe Tzadka, who serves as the president of the Kollel, graced the occasion. The gathering celebrated the dedication to Torah study within the Haredi community.

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