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Rabbi Yigal Cohen Delivers Inspiring Torah Insight on Parashat Vaetchanan

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Rabbi Yigal Cohen, a leading halachic authority and head of Yevia Omer, delivered a special Torah lecture on Parashat Vaetchanan, highlighting the power of prayer. The video was shared exclusively with Kikar HaShabbat readers to inspire and strengthen their faith.

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  • Rabbi Yigal Cohen is a senior member of the Chief Rabbinate Council and halachic decisor.
  • He heads the Yevia Omer institutions.
  • He delivered a special Torah discourse on Parashat Vaetchanan.
  • The lecture focuses on the theme of prayer breaking gates.
  • The video was produced by Shimon Bardi.
  • It was shared exclusively with Kikar HaShabbat readers to inspire them.
Rabbi Yigal Cohen Delivers Inspiring Torah Insight on Parashat Vaetchanan
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Rabbi Yigal Cohen, a prominent member of the Chief Rabbinate Council and head of the Yevia Omer institutions, shared a special Torah discourse on the weekly Torah portion Vaetchanan. The lecture, presented exclusively for the readers of Kikar HaShabbat, emphasizes the power of prayer, described by Rabbi Cohen as "prayer that breaks gates." The brief video segment, recorded by Shimon Bardi, invites viewers to watch and gain spiritual strength from the rabbi's teachings.

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