Prominent Rabbis Visit Yeshiva, Offer Words of Encouragement
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Admorim Rabbi Baruch Abuhatzeira and Rabbi David Abuhatzeira visited the Torat David Yeshiva last week. They delivered speeches of encouragement to students and praised the yeshiva's leadership. The event also marked the completion of a Torah scroll and the Talmud, followed by a celebratory procession and meal.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Admorim Rabbi Baruch and Rabbi David Abuhatzeira visited the Torat David Yeshiva last week.
- The visit included a ceremony for a new Torah scroll dedicated to Rabbanit Sarah Turgeman.
- Rabbi David Abuhatzeira praised the yeshiva, calling it a holy place where the Divine Presence resides.
- Rabbi Baruch Abuhatzeira commended the students' diligence in Torah study.
- The event concluded with a procession, dancing, and a celebratory meal.
- Rabbi Yechiel Turgeman, the yeshiva's president, completed the entire Talmud during the event.
Last week, a significant Torah event took place at the 'Torat David' Yeshiva, affiliated with 'Ner Yisrael' institutions. The event was led by Rabbi Shlomo Rabibo and presided over by Rabbi Yechiel Turgeman.
Initially, a ceremony marked the completion of writing a Torah scroll dedicated in memory of the late Rabbanit Sarah Turgeman, daughter of the revered Baba Sali, on the anniversary of her passing. Following this, the Admorim, Rabbi Baruch Abuhatzeira and Rabbi David Abuhatzeira, delivered words of encouragement to the yeshiva students.
Rabbi David Abuhatzeira spoke for an extended period, discussing the merits of the deceased and expressing his belief that the yeshiva is a holy place where the Divine Presence resides. He conveyed his certainty that great scholars and God-fearing individuals would emerge from the institution. He also blessed the yeshiva leadership and staff, acknowledging their crucial role in nurturing the next generation of leaders.
Rabbi Baruch Abuhatzeira praised the students for their diligence in Torah study, stating that the world is sustained by their efforts. The event concluded with a joyous procession featuring singing and dancing, joined by many local residents celebrating Torah. A festive meal followed, commemorating the completion of the Torah scroll and the entire Talmud by Rabbi Yechiel Turgeman, the yeshiva's president.
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