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Ashkelon Yeshiva Student Completes Talmud Ahead of IDF Enlistment

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Ashkelon's hesder yeshiva honored students ahead of their IDF enlistment, celebrating Netael Yehuda Rosenberg's completion of the Babylonian Talmud. Rabbis blessed the recruits, emphasizing the integration of Torah study and military service. A veteran rabbi spoke of military duty as a religious mission. The event concluded with a festive meal and dancing.

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  • Ashkelon hesder yeshiva student Netael Yehuda Rosenberg completed the Babylonian Talmud.
  • The yeshiva honored students ahead of their upcoming IDF enlistment.
  • Rabbis blessed the recruits, stressing Torah study alongside military service.
  • Rabbi Ben Zion Kopfeld, a Yom Kippur War veteran, addressed the students.
  • The event concluded with dancing, a meal, and a communal gathering.

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