Prominent Rabbis Visit Elad for Torah Celebration
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Prominent rabbis Rabbi David Abuchatzira and Rabbi Baruch Abuchatzira visited Elad for a Torah event at the Torat David Yeshiva. The event included the completion of a Torah scroll in memory of הרבנית Sarah Torjeman and concluded with a festive meal after the entire Talmud was studied. The rabbis delivered words of encouragement and blessings to the students and leadership.
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- Rabbis David and Baruch Abuchatzira visited Elad for a Torah event at Torat David Yeshiva.
- A Torah scroll was completed in memory of the late הרבנית Sarah Torjeman.
- The entire Talmud was studied and completed by the yeshiva's president, Rabbi Yechiel Torjeman.
- The rabbis delivered blessings and words of encouragement to students and staff.
- The event concluded with a festive meal and a procession through the city.
A significant Torah event took place last night at the Torat David Yeshiva in Elad, headed by Rabbi Shlomo Rabibo and presided over by Rabbi Yechiel Torjeman. The event began with a ceremony at the Meshanot Yaakov Yeshiva for younger students, marking the completion of writing letters in a Torah scroll dedicated in memory of the late הרבנית Sarah Torjeman, daughter of Sidna Baba Sali, on the anniversary of her passing.
Following this, the Admorim Rabbi David Abuchatzira and Rabbi Baruch Abuchatzira delivered words of encouragement to the yeshiva students. Rabbi David Abuchatzira spoke for an extended period, reflecting on the deceased הרבנית's virtues, and expressed his belief that the yeshiva is holy and divinely inhabited, predicting that great scholars will emerge from it. He also blessed the yeshiva leadership and staff, emphasizing their crucial role in nurturing future leaders.
Rabbi Baruch Abuchatzira praised the students for their diligence, stating that Torah study sustains the world. The celebration continued with a joyous procession through the city, featuring singing and dancing by numerous residents, culminating in a festive meal marking the completion of the entire Talmud by the yeshiva's president, Rabbi Yechiel Torjeman.
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