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Elad Yeshiva Honors Students for Publishing Torah Works

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Students at the "Tzemach Tzedek" Vizhnitz Elad junior yeshiva were honored for publishing their rabbis' Torah lessons. The "And Now Write for Yourselves" ceremony awarded prizes for Torah writing. The event was attended by community leaders, rabbis, and the students' families.

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  • Elad's "Tzemach Tzedek" Vizhnitz junior yeshiva honored students for publishing Torah works.
  • The ceremony celebrated students transcribing and publishing rabbis' lessons on Bava Kama tractates.
  • Prizes were awarded to encourage the writing of new Torah insights.
  • The event was attended by the Rebbe of Temesvar Elad and other community rabbis.
  • The CEO of the institutions, Chaim Meir Katz, also participated.

Students at the "Tzemach Tzedek" Vizhnitz Elad junior yeshiva were honored at a special ceremony for their exceptional work in compiling and publishing their rabbis' Torah lessons. The event, titled "And Now Write for Yourselves," celebrated the students' achievement in beautifully transcribing lessons from the rabbis on the tractates of "Arba Avot" and "Merubeh" from Bava Kama, and bringing them to print in distinguished Torah compositions.

During the ceremony, valuable prizes were awarded to encourage the writing of new Torah insights. The event was attended by the parents and grandparents of the distinguished students, as well as esteemed guests. Among those present were the Rebbe of Temesvar Elad, rabbis from the Vizhnitz Elad communities, Rosh Yeshiva Y.I. Tzoibel of the Torat Chaim Yeshiva, and the CEO of the institutions, Rabbi Chaim Meir Katz.

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