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Culture11:34 · Jul 29

Jerusalem Neighborhood Unveils 23-Meter Billboard Honoring Yeshiva Students

By משה ויסברג
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The story · English

In the Jerusalem neighborhood of Neve Yaakov, a massive 23-meter-tall billboard was installed at the entrance to honor yeshiva students dedicated to Torah study. The sign, put up by all local yeshiva organizations, reads: "Welcome to the precious yeshiva students, heroes of the camp, pride of the neighborhood! May your arrival be peaceful." The initiative aims to publicly recognize and celebrate these students as vital to the community and the Jewish people's continuity. Organizers emphasized that the yeshiva students' daily commitment to Torah study represents the greatest treasure and eternal hope for the nation of Israel.

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