Breslov Hasidim Celebrate Torah Scroll Dedication in Ramat Beit Shemesh
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Breslov Hasidim in Ramat Beit Shemesh Dalet celebrated the dedication of a new Torah scroll donated by the Greenwald family. The ceremony included the completion of the scroll's letters by community rabbis and elders, followed by a celebratory procession through the streets. The new scroll was then joyfully placed into the Ark at the local study hall.
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- A new Torah scroll was dedicated for the Breslov Hasidic community in Ramat Beit Shemesh Dalet.
- The scroll was donated by the Greenwald family in memory of Rabbi Menachem David Greenwald.
- Community rabbis and elders, including Rabbi Yaakov Meir Shakter and Rabbi Moshe Kramer, participated in the final writing.
- Children carrying torches led a celebratory procession with the scroll through the streets.
- The scroll was joyfully placed into the Ark at the community's study hall.
A new Torah scroll was dedicated with great joy for the Breslov Hasidic community in Ramat Beit Shemesh Dalet. The scroll was donated by the Greenwald family in memory of Rabbi Menachem David Greenwald, son of Rabbi Natan Greenwald.
The ceremony to complete the writing of the scroll's letters took place at the home of Rabbi Nachman Greenwald, attended by local rabbis, family members, friends, and public figures. The final letters were inscribed by two elder Breslov rabbis, Rabbi Yaakov Meir Shakter and Rabbi Moshe Kramer.
Following the completion, the Torah scroll was paraded through the streets, led by children carrying torches, accompanied by a large crowd of Hasidim singing and dancing to live music.
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