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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Jerusalem Rebbe Leads Uplifting Shabbat in Brooklyn

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Thousands of Williamsburg residents gathered for Shabbat services led by the Rebbe of Khal Chasidai Yerushalayim during his U.S. fundraising tour. The Rebbe's visit aimed to support his institutions in Israel. Following the Shabbat, attendees sought blessings from the Rebbe. The event included communal meals and ceremonies.

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  • Thousands of Williamsburg residents attended Shabbat services led by the Rebbe of Khal Chasidai Yerushalayim.
  • The Rebbe is on a U.S. tour to raise funds for his institutions in Israel.
  • Attendees gathered after Shabbat to receive blessings from the Rebbe.
  • The events included communal meals and religious ceremonies.

Thousands of Williamsburg residents flocked to be in the presence of the Rebbe of Khal Chasidai Yerushalayim during the recent Shabbat. The Rebbe was in the Brooklyn neighborhood as part of a U.S. tour to raise funds for his institutions in the Land of Israel. Following Shabbat, crowds gathered to receive blessings. The article includes documentation from the third Shabbat meal, the Havdalah ceremony, and the Melaveh Malkah gathering.

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