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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Jerusalem Yeshiva Marks 11 Years Since Passing of Rabbi Karlenstein

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The Grodna Yeshiva in Ashdod held a memorial event and a Siyum Hashas to mark 11 years since the death of Rabbi David Tzvi Karlenstein. Hundreds attended the ceremony, which featured speeches by Rabbi Azriel Auerbach and the Rosh Yeshiva. The event also celebrated the completion of Talmudic studies by the yeshiva's students.

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  • Grodna Yeshiva in Ashdod commemorated 11 years since Rabbi David Tzvi Karlenstein's passing.
  • The event included a Siyum Hashas, marking the completion of Talmudic studies.
  • Hundreds of students, community members, and residents attended the ceremony.
  • Rabbi Azriel Auerbach and the Rosh Yeshiva were among the speakers.

A memorial gathering and a completion of the Talmudic study cycle (Siyum Hashas) were held at the Grodna Yeshiva in Ashdod to commemorate the 11th anniversary of the passing of Rabbi David Tzvi Karlenstein, known for his work "Ma'aglei Tzedek." Hundreds of yeshiva students, community members, and city residents attended the event.

Speakers at the ceremony included Rabbi Azriel Auerbach and the current Rosh Yeshiva. The event also marked the completion of the entire Talmudic corpus study by the yeshiva students.

The article also includes unrelated news items about other yeshiva events, including a ceremony for Sanz yeshiva students in Bnei Brak, a visit by Rabbi Dan Segal to the 'Brachot Shmuel' Yeshiva, and a "Kvod HaTorah" event at the Sanz-Chaim Yeshiva in Beitar Illit. Other sections discuss dating challenges, a rabbi's views on faith, and a yeshiva's response to election day.

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