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Jerusalem Yeshiva Marks 11 Years Since Rosh Yeshiva's Passing

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Hundreds gathered at the Grodna Yeshiva in Ashdod to mark the 11th anniversary of Rabbi David Tzvi Karlenstein's passing. The event featured speeches by Rabbi Azriel Auerbach and the Rosh Yeshiva. The commemoration included a Talmudic study completion ceremony. Photographer Yossi Levi was present.

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  • Grodna Yeshiva in Ashdod marked 11 years since Rabbi David Tzvi Karlenstein's passing.
  • Hundreds attended the commemoration event at the yeshiva.
  • Rabbi Azriel Auerbach and the Rosh Yeshiva spoke at the assembly.
  • A ceremony completing the study of the entire Talmud was held.
  • Photographer Yossi Levi documented the event.

A gathering was held at the Grodna Yeshiva in Kiryat Hayerushiva, Ashdod, to commemorate the 11th anniversary of the passing of Rabbi David Tzvi Karlenstein, the author of 'Ma'aglei Tzedek'. The event, attended by hundreds of yeshiva students, community members, and city residents, included a "Chizuk and Hit'orerut" (strengthening and awakening) assembly and a completion ceremony for the study of the entire Talmud.

Speakers at the event included Rabbi Azriel Auerbach and the current Rosh Yeshiva. Photographer Yossi Levi documented the proceedings.

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