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Jerusalem Event Honors Rabbi Yaakov of Pshavorsk

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A gathering in Jerusalem commemorated the yahrtzeit of Rabbi Yaakov of Pshavorsk. Speakers included Rabbi Israel Miller and Rabbi Moshe Yitzchak Larinatz. The Pshavorsk Rebbe's grandson, Rabbi Alter Yitzchak Rottenberg, conveyed a blessing and chaired the event, alongside Rabbi Sinai Padwa.

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  • A Jerusalem event honored the yahrtzeit of Rabbi Yaakov of Pshavorsk.
  • Rabbi Israel Miller and Rabbi Moshe Yitzchak Larinatz addressed the gathering.
  • Rabbi Alter Yitzchak Rottenberg conveyed the Pshavorsk Rebbe's blessing.
  • Rabbi Alter Yitzchak Rottenberg and Rabbi Sinai Padwa co-chaired the event.

A special gathering was held in Jerusalem to mark the yahrtzeit of Rabbi Yaakov of Pshavorsk, a revered tzaddik. The event featured remarks from Rabbi Israel Miller, a member of the Vizhnitz Beit Din, and Rabbi Moshe Yitzchak Larinatz, who serves as a maggish in the Makovke Belza Yeshiva. The Pshavorsk Rebbe offered a blessing for the occasion, conveyed through his grandson, Rabbi Alter Yitzchak Rottenberg, who also chaired the event. Rabbi Sinai Padwa also served as chairman of the event.

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