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Rabbi Zion Cohen Delivers Powerful Torah Insight on Matot-Masei Portion

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Rabbi Zion Cohen, chief rabbi of Or Yehuda, gave a powerful Torah lesson on the Matot-Masei portion on July 10, 2026, shared by Haredi media.

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  • Rabbi Zion Cohen delivered a Torah discourse on the Matot-Masei portion on July 10, 2026.
  • He is the chief rabbi of Or Yehuda and president of the Dorot Institute.
  • The lesson was described as powerful and relevant to life.
  • The event was covered by the Haredi news site Bachadrei Charedim.
  • Bachadrei Charedim invited readers to join their WhatsApp group for updates.
  • No public comments were reported on the article at the time of publication.
Rabbi Zion Cohen Delivers Powerful Torah Insight on Matot-Masei Portion
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Rabbi Zion Cohen, the chief rabbi of Or Yehuda and president of the Dorot Institute, presented a compelling Torah discourse on the weekly Torah portion Matot-Masei. The lecture was delivered on July 10, 2026 (25th of Tammuz, 5786) and focused on deep spiritual and practical lessons from the portion. The event was shared with the community through the Haredi news outlet "Bachadrei Charedim," which also invited followers to join their WhatsApp group for further engagement. Rabbi Cohen's teaching was noted for its strength and relevance to life, emphasizing the enduring significance of the Torah portion.

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